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    Renegade
    Renegade
    Renegade
    Audiobook5 hours

    Renegade

    Written by Ted Dekker

    Narrated by Adam Verner

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    In Renegade, the third in the Lost Books series, a YA spin-off of the New York Times bestselling Circle series, one of the chosen will leave his world . . . and enter ours.

    One of the chosen has gone renegade.

    Turning his back on all that he once believed, Billos does the forbidden and enters into a Book of History. He lands in a reality as foreign to him as water is to oil—a place called Paradise, Colorado. He has strange new powers given to him courtesy of a mysterious figure known as Marsuvees Black.

    The chosen four have survived the desert, escaped the Black Forest, battled the Horde, and added a spirited refugee to their number. But nothing has prepared them for the showdown that Billos, the renegade, is luring them into. 

    • Book 3 of 6 in the Lost Books series (a spin-off of the Circle Series)
      • Lost Books 1: Chosen
      • Lost Books 2: Infidel
      • Lost Books 3: Renegade
      • Lost Books 4: Chaos
      • Lost Books 5: Lunatic
      • Lost Books 6: Elyon
      • Circle Book 0: Green
      • Circle Book 1: Black
      • Circle Book 2: Red
      • Circle Book 3: White
    • Full-length book (70,000 words)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas Nelson
    Release dateOct 1, 2019
    ISBN9781401606084

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    • 3/5
      An interesting story
    • 3/5
      When Bilos betrays the team and disappears into the Books, Johnis, Silvie, and Darsal must rescue him. This is a really difficult book for me to review. I’m a huge fan of Ted Dekker, and I’m reading these books because they seem to be the glue that holds together his loosely related books: The Circle Trilogy, The Paradise Trilogy, and the stand-alone book Skin. However, I feel that this series of books suffers from two fatal flaws: 1) Dekker’s trying to be too clever and 2) Dekker’s hammering us over the head with a Message. The other series make sense on their own, this series does not. It’s wildly jumping around from unreal concept to unreal concept, without enough explanation or continuity. The ONLY reason I have an inkling of what’s going on is because I’ve read the other books. And that’s not as it should be. Furthermore, Dekker’s Message is much less subtle in this book than it is in his other works (possibly since this one was meant for teenagers), and the story gets lost in its Message at time. I will continue through this series because I want to know what happens for the sake of the other series. But I’m no longer enjoying it.
    • 3/5
      this series is getting weirder and weirder....I like the epic like story at first, and now I am on a mission just to see where on earth Dekker is taking this story....