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In a world where the boundaries are clear and punishments severe, a young woman risks everything to break free from the system of fear and control to find freedom and love.
Praise for New York Times Bestselling Author Ted Dekker
"A daring and completely riveting thriller."--
Booklist on
The Priest's Graveyard"A tour-de-force of suspense that demands to be read in one sitting."--
James Rollins,
New York Times bestselling author, on
BoneMan's Daughters"Utterly compelling and completely original."--
Douglas Preston, co-creator of the famed Pendergast series, on
The Priest's Graveyard"[It] will haunt you--long after you want it to."--
Brad Meltzer, #1
New York Times bestselling author of
The Book of Fate and
The Inner Circle, on
The Priest's Graveyard
Praise for Rachelle Dekker
"Dekker's debut is worth choosing."--
Publishers Weekly on
The Choosing"The story vacillates between the sweetness of a tender coming-of-age romance and moments that almost resemble a Dean Koontz thriller."--
Serena Chase,
USA Today, on
The Choosing "Rachelle, daughter of Ted Dekker, is carving out a space of her own."--
Family Fiction on
The Choosing
Info autore
Ted Dekker is the award-winning and
New York Times bestselling author of more than forty novels, with over 10 million copies sold worldwide. He was born in the jungles of Indonesia to missionary parents, and his upbringing as a stranger in a fascinating and sometimes frightening culture fueled his imagination. Dekker's passion is simple--to explore truth through mind-bending stories that invite readers to see the world through a different lens. His fiction has been honored with numerous awards, including two Christy Awards, two Inspy Awards, an RT Reviewers' Choice Award, and an ECPA Gold Medallion. In 2013, NPR readers nationwide put him in the Top 50 Thriller Authors of All Time. Dekker lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife, Lee Ann.
Riassunto
In a world where the boundaries are clear and punishments severe, a young woman risks everything to help a young boy . . . and find a world beyond black and white.
