Things aren’t looking so great for Brandon. Life’s not been normal for a long time—unless you consider having an abusive alcoholic for a father to be a normal thing, unless you consider having an enigmatic […]
AD 33 | Ted Dekker Three years have passed since Maviah the slave became Maviah the Bedu Queen—Queen of the Outcasts, Daughter of Yeshua. Those three years have not been easy. Her lover lies in […]
Hacker | Ted Dekker Nyah Parks is a hacker extraordinaire with an interesting way of building her client base. Obviously, corporations don’t like it when you can hack into their systems. They pay hackers lots […]
Water Walker | Ted Dekker Life was just settling into normal. Alice was just beginning to understand what normal actually was. She had no memory of the beyond six months ago and had spent those […]
Seer | Ted Dekker WARNING: SPOILERS FOR IDENTITY, MIRRORS, AND UNSEEN BY TED DEKKER Grace is a wonderful, beautiful thing. It frees us from bondage, provides us direction…and perhaps even gives us identity and clear […]
Mirrors | Ted Dekker WARNING! SPOILERS FOR IDENTITY BY TED DEKKER When last we left our intrepid adventurers, they were trapped in the psych ward of a local hospital—one dedicated to fixing the most extreme […]
Unseen | Ted Dekker WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR IDENTITY AND MIRRORS BY TED DEKKER. Dead. Fisher is dead. And Austin killed him. It wasn’t as if it was intentional, but it was necessary. Austin had […]
AD 30 | Ted Dekker It is very difficult to get a publisher to let you write outside of your genre, your brand. Readers like to know what they’re getting and publishers like to know […]
Eyes Wide Open | Ted Dekker Christy Snow has lost her identity. She has no recollection of life before age thirteen and is orphaned. She wears a locket around her neck with a stock photograph […]
Identity | Ted Dekker Christy Snow has lost her identity. She has no recollection of life before age thirteen and is orphaned. She wears a locket around her neck with a stock photograph of strangers […]
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