The world is dead and yet they walk about ignorant of their death, unaware that what makes them human has been stripped from them, that real life has been Forbidden and emotion deemed too powerful […]
A double homicide with alleged killer missing and presumed dead: it’s not exactly the complex case that Patrick Bowers is used to, and he’s less than happy that he’s been pulled from searching for the […]
Step aside Jack Bauer, move away Mr. Bond, to the back Jason Bourne, even you Alex Cross – Patrick Bowers has taken your spotlight, and he’s not giving it up easily. In a culture infatuated […]
“…these tales, like all other things, may be harmful or useful, according to whoever listens to them.” – Giovanni Boccaccio, The Decameron Patrick Bowers is used to tracking killers, but this time a killer appears […]
Sixteen year old Daniel Byers didn’t really know freshman Emily Jackson, hadn’t even known her name until news of her drowning appeared in the newspapers. Yet here he was at her funeral, mostly because his […]
It’s the book that Dekker vowed to never let his fans see, but to a core group of the inner Circle that vow was broken. Rough and messy, the product of an amateur storyteller, Genesis […]
As soon as I closed the last pages of The Pawn, I turned to pick up The Rook. James’ writing leaves you wanting more, and having been late to discover The Bowers Files, I found […]
Killing is like chess. It’s a game of strategy, wit, and planning ahead. The Illusionist knows this. The Illusionist also knows about distraction. Look over here as I kill over there. Yes. He knows it […]
There has never been a more hyped Dekker novel. After the release of Black, Red, and White in 2004, Ted Dekker expanded the world of the Circle into what became known as the Books of […]
Billy Rediger has spent the last dozen years running from his past. It was he who wrote Marsuvees Black into existence and nearly destroyed himself and Paradise in the process. His attempt to soothe his […]
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