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"WHERE DOES THE CIRCLE START?
Unlike most series, the Circle Series is truly circular, meaning Green, Book Zero, both begins the series for those who have not yet read Black, Red, or White, and it ends the series for those who have read Black, Red, or White. Have no fear, the story works seamlessly either way, like a circle or a zero The choice is yours. Start with Black, then read Red, White and end with Green. Or start with Green and move on to Black, Red and white.
Dive Deep."
This is how the book starts. With this confusing message about the book being the beginning and the end. This is the story of Thomas Hunter, a man from our time, who goes to the future, which is also the past, and becomes a prophet. In the future, evil is real, and is physically present in the lives of most people on the planet. The book moves between present and past, and has encounters with both God and the Devil.
I was reminded a bit of Crichton while reading this book. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and have already added the other three to my Wishlist.
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