This series changed my life when I read it as a teen! The tense action-packed pace, the striking allegory, and the creative world-building is an incredible combination of genres. I cannot recommend it enough.

A obra "Red" é uma obra que vai além de um simples livro sobre cores; é uma reflexão sobre um elemento tão simples que pode influenciar a nossa vida emocional e cultural . Recomendo especialmente de quem gosta de literatura que mistura arte, psicologia e simbolismo.

I read this series years ago when they first came out. I loved the allegorical nature of the books. There are a good many other books that had some of the same characters and I enjoyed them all.

I was thrilled to get Kindle Netgalley copies so I could once again enter the world of Thomas Hunter.

This is the second book in the circle series (there are four in total). The series is not one I would typically read but was recommended the series by an acquaintance. I will say, I totally trust their recommendations because I loved the series. I suggest starting with Black first.

I loved the parallel worlds element. The main character travels between two worlds, both of which add onto the story started in Black. It is an allegory based on the Christian faith so you may enjoy that aspect more if you are a believer. Next up is white!

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It was good to read this book again after so many years. I really found it inspirational and deeply moving even reading it yet again. The author has shown deep characters in this book.

A Thrilling Ride with Reflective Depth—Ted Does It Again

As usual, Ted delivered—Red was suspenseful, vivid, and absolutely unputdownable. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time, wondering what would happen next. The story unfolds like a cinematic rollercoaster: fast-paced, immersive, and threaded with profound spiritual truths.

One moment that made me laugh out loud:

"Clearly a virus was neither a Democrat or Republican."
That line was both sharp and timely—and Ted’s ability to weave humor into intense moments made the story feel all the more grounded.

What I love most about Ted's storytelling is how he shares profound spiritual truths through thrilling, reflective narratives. Red explores how our actions ripple outward—affecting others and even the unseen spiritual realm. We don’t live in isolation. What we do matters, more than we realize.

I can’t wait to dive into White next. This series is unlike anything I’ve ever read, and I’m so glad I stuck with it.

Thanks to NetGalley and Thomas Nelson Fiction for the complimentary copy. Opinions expressed in this review are 100% mine.