The Circle Series: Red (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from ShortyBond

I have to be honest, when I first started on Dekker's first book of the circle trilogy, Black, I was unsure how I would feel about it. But I trekked on and I'm glad I did. I was so sucked into the story. Red continues and doesn't let you down. Amazing, and wonderful. I can't begin to described ho...

from aziemer

A life turned upside down and inside out is the life of Thomas Hunter. As he teeters between two not-so-different worlds, Thomas finds himself racing against time to advert destruction. In our world, it is a race to find a cure for the Raison Strain-a virus that has annihilating properties. A mon...

from fingerpost

The second book in the trilogy is far better than the first, which was itself pretty good. In Red, the story of the Rasion Strain virus in our world picks up right where it left off, but in the alternate world 15 years have passed since the "fall of man" at the end of "Black". In the other world ...

from debs4jc

The story from Black continues, Thomas of Hunter is now a great warrior facing the Horde. He hasn't dreamed in 15 years, but a new threat brings him back to the 21st century and the threat from the Raison strain. The two differing realities he is locked in seem more tied together than ever, with ...

from vanedow

The second volume of the Circle trilogy was pretty much more of the same. This time around, though, I found I enjoyed the characters a lot more. Rachelle in particular managed to get a lot less annoying. I don't think I would recommend this series unless you're the type of person who typically en...