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    Blanco
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    Audiobook14 hours

    Blanco

    Written by Ted Dekker

    Narrated by Ulises Cuandra

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    Nunca rompa el círculo.
    En esta tercera parte de la innovadora Serie del círculo, Thomas Hunter sólotiene días para sobrevivir en dos mundos diferentes, llenos de peligro, engañoy destrucción. El destino de ambos mundos depende de su singular habilidad decambiar realidades por medio de sus sueños. Ahora, guiando un pequeño grupo multiformeconocido como El Círculo, Thomas se encuentra enfrentando nuevos enemigos, desafíosinterminables y el amor prohibido de una mujer de lo más insólita.

    Entre a la Gran Búsqueda, donde Thomas y una pequeña bandade seguidores deben decidir rápidamente en quién pueden confiar, tanto con suspropias vidas como con el destino de millones de personas.

    LanguageEspañol
    PublisherGrupo Nelson
    Release dateMar 28, 2017
    ISBN9781418597443

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    • 4/5
      A good ending to a good story.
    • 5/5
      Thomas Hunter's life is never easy these days. The threat of the unleashed virus weighs heavily on Earth. A terrorist, who unleashed the viral weapon and holds the key to the antidote-which can be exchanged for the world's nuclear power, is on the hunt to kill Thomas. Being killed is the least of Thomas' worries as he furiously attempts to retrieve the antidote before it's too late. Though Earth is being ravaged by a virus, Thomas has little control over when he sleeps and the events that occur in them. While trying to unite the Forest people and fend off the Horde, Thomas' heart has fallen for a woman. However, this is no ordinary woman. The consequences of their love with surely bring war and death to the two as well as Thomas' people.Ted Dekker's third installment does not disappoint. The development of the characters brings to light vaious emotional traits: love, sacrifice, pain, and strength. The reader finds that there are characters worth rooting for while there are others to loath. The quick-paced writing found in the previous two novels, is not lost in the third. The Circle series is a continuous thrill ride. The reader is engulfed by Dekker's writing style as his depictions surround the reader to feel and see as the characters feel and see. A fantastical, thrill of a ride to be taken by any reader willing. I highly recommend this book.
    • 3/5
      This review is being written four years after the fact. My father recommended this series, otherwise I would never have picked it up. I enjoyed it at the time, though a lot of stuff bugged me; namely, that the "real world" plot was pretty unbelievable, and the "alternate world" plot got fairly heavy-handed with Christian allegory.That said, four years later, a lot of the imagery from this series has stuck with me. If I thought it a bit hokey back then, now I'd say it's more enjoyable in hindsight, and maybe more powerful. I have a feeling that if I reread it today, it would disappoint; but I can see myself recommending it to my kids when they reach their teens.
    • 5/5
      I tore through White. It took me a while to get through both Black and Red (it didn’t help that I left a library copy of Red in a hostel in New Zealand), but I zipped right through White. I really, really liked it. It was my favorite of the trilogy. I like series because the author doesn’t really need to take the time to build character and plot — he or she can just dive right in and get on with the action. I felt like the plot in the “real” world moved at a much better pace than in the last book, and I found myself rooting for the people in that world a lot more than in the last book. The “forest” world was also fascinating. At first I didn’t care for Chelise (I missed Rachelle!), but her character grew on me and Thomas’ love for her made her more and more likable. The imagery was intense and the allegory was strong. I ached for the Great Romance for the characters, and found myself wishing for it in my life. The overall allegory was pulled off very well — it’s Christianity in a big, dancing, laughing nutshell. And I loved it!
    • 4/5
      This was the first one of the trilogy that I found myself really getting into. As far as the allegory of the series goes, if Black focuses on the Fall of Man, and Red gives us the death of Christ, White covers the rise of the church and its extension to the Gentiles. Christian fiction is not really my thing, but interesting stuff.
    • 2/5
      Has some great surprises that wrap up the Triology.
    • 4/5
      The third in Dekker's excellent Circle trilogy. Part thriller, part Christian allegory, White is a great ending to the story. Highly recommended, but you should start with the first volume!
    • 4/5
      The third volume in The Circle trilogy weakens a litte from the second. The strong Christian allegory of the book would probably turn off most non-Christian readers. The Hoard now controls the forests, and The Circle is a relatively small band of believers in Elyon (God) who have been saved by the red lake after Justin's death (baptism). Meanwhile, in our world, the Raison strain virus is sweeping the Earth, giving humanity a very small chance of survival. The survival of both the Circle, and the human race will depend on Thomas Hunter and his dreams. The hilight of the book was a few very clever plot twists involving the dreams, and multiple characters making the dream-leap.
    • 4/5
      Great finish to the trilogy
    • 5/5
      Plot Summary: What happens, When & Where, Central Characters, Major ConflictsThe story from Red continues, Thomas of Hunter and his band now have a policy of non-violence with the Horde, and so have become experts at running and hiding from them. This backfires and ends up with Thomas and some of his crew being taken prisoner. Meanwhile, in the 21st century Thomas is supposedly dead, but his sister Cara has thought of a way to revive him. With the Raison strain starting to make people sick, she uses his blood to enter his dream world and re-write history. Thomas now feels the strain of trying to save both worlds. With the books of the histories, his blood, and the love of Justin (Christ) they may be able to do just that.Style Characterisics: Pacing, clarity, structure, narrative devices, etc.Quite a few major plot shifts, as Dekker dips into the fantastical to ressurect characters. The ending was somewhat predictable (at least in one world), but also a powerful statement of sacrifice. Dekker's writing is full of powerful images that the reader won't soon forget.How Good is it?An adrenaline laced read, great entertainment with a intriguing spiritual underlayer that reinterprets the Biblical story in a fresh way