So, About the Author Ted Dekker …?
Not too long ago there was someone recommend Ted Dekker books for me. I read and buy of books worth reading, as providers of the best times of New York, etc, so I know I get for my money. Books (they are expensive now days!) So that whoever believes that is a good writer? I love to read books without insults or sexual innuendo. And I'm not big on fantasy (ie vampires, werewolves, etc) I tried to look at the comments, so I ask here too:) It was his good books? Worth reading? Please let me know!
They do not have trash in them for everything, but I only read 2. They are advertised in Christian magazines, so it should be secure enough. I thought the madness, but my best friend loves. Go ahead and give it a try and if you like … Well, read no further! Keep reading, KN
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