Thr3e Paperback | Pages: 423 pages

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Title	:	Thr3e
Author	:	Ted Dekker
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 423 pages
Published	:	December 10th 2006 by WestBow Press (first published 2003)
Categories	:	Fiction. Christian Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Christian

Explanation In Favor Of Books Thr3e

The award-winning, best-selling suspense masterwork, now a major motion picture event. Enter a world where nothing is what it seems. Where your closest friend could be your greatest enemy. Kevin Parson is alone in his car when his cell phone rings. A man calling himself Slater offers a deadly ultimatum: "You have exactly three minutes to confess your sin to the world. Refuse, and the car you're driving will blow sky high." Then the phone goes dead. Kevin panics. Who would make such a demand? What sin? Yet not sure what else to do, Kevin swerves into a parking lot and runs from his car. Just in case. Precisely three minutes later, a massive explosion sets his world on a collision course with madness. And that's only the first move in this deadly game. From the #1 best-selling fiction author comes a powerful story of good, evil, and all that lies between.

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Original Title:	Thr3e
ISBN:	1595543414 (ISBN13: 9781595543417)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	ECPA Christian Book Award for Fiction (2004), Christy Award for Suspense / Mystery (2004)

Rating Of Books Thr3e

Ratings: 4.08 From 30536 Users | 1853 Reviews

Evaluation Of Books Thr3e

Ted Dekker, Thr3e (Thomas Nelson, 2003)Going into this book and knowing it was Christian fiction, I really have to admit I didn't expect a great deal (read: anything) from it. There are really, really good Christian writers, but in general, they are writers who happen to be Christian (Madeleine L'Engle is an obvious example, as is Francois Mauriac); as with every other type of message, the really good ones just kind of let the message come through subconsciously and don't beat the reader over

Let me open for those of you who don't know me by saying, I'm a Christian. I read a lot and am always on the look out for good fiction. I also like good Christian fiction. Ted Dekker has written several books and is a very popular writer and I wish him the best. If you're his fan and I see he has many more power to you and I'm happy for you. I see many liked this book.This is the fourth book I've read (tried to read) by Mr. Dekker. I am forced to the conclusion that I'm just not going to be a

I found this a fascinating concept -- very hard for an author to pull off -- and have read it twice to see how he did it. My daughter, Robin, who usually likes the same books I do, found the end of it boring. I guess you can't please everybody.

Wow. Pure genius. I wasn't expecting the ending. (All Ted dekker books will be 5 stars from what I see)

HOLY CRAP.How does Ted think of these things? My head is still spinning. And spinning and spinning and spinning. I won't go into plot details here since I'm sure other reviewers already have, but let's just say that I did NOT expect the ending to be what it was. I highly recommend Thr3e to those who love gripping suspense. Actually, I don't think "gripping" is a strong enough word. I read this thing in two days, and it usually takes me a week or so to get through a novel. Whew.

Don't read this review if you don't want the plot twist revealed.I can't believe I just spent 4 hours reading this book. 4 hours of my life that I can't get back. It's 352 pages that should have ended at about 175. If there is anything that I hate it's a "let's fill this in with something" "Three's Company" (no pun) miscommunication conjecture-laden spun up on crank plot. What I hate more is a "Three's Company" miscommunication conjecture-laden spun up on crank plot trying to inject sinister