The Complete Circle Series

Black/Red/White/Green

By: Ted Dekker

Narrated by: Rob Lamont, Tim Gregory

An epic tale of evil and rescue, betrayal and love, and a terrorist threat unlike anything the human race has ever known.

Ted Dekker’s best-selling and most beloved series - together in one volume.

It's the story of a man named Thomas Hunter, an unlikely hero who finds himself pulled between two worlds. In our reality, he works in a coffee house. In the other, he becomes a battle-scarred general leading a band of followers known as the Circle. Every time he falls asleep in one reality, he wakes in the other. The fate of both worlds now rests on his ability to shift realities through his dreams - and somehow, find a way to change history.

Four novels. Two worlds. One story.

Praise for the Circle series:

“Put simply: it’s a brilliant, dangerous idea. And we need more dangerous ideas.... Dekker’s trilogy is a mythical epic, with a vast, predetermined plot and a scope of staggering proportions.... Black is one of those books that will make you thankful that you know how to read. If you love a good story, and don’t mind suspending a little healthy disbelief, Black will keep you utterly enthralled from beginning to...well, cliffhanger. Red can’t get here fast enough.” (FuseMagazine.net)

“As a producer of movies filled with incredible worlds and heroic characters, I have high standards for the fiction I read. Ted Dekker’s novels deliver big with mind-blowing, plot-twisting page-turners. Fair warning - this trilogy will draw you in at a breakneck pace and never let up. Cancel all plans before you start because you won’t be able to stop once you enter Black.” (Ralph Winter, producer - X-Men, X2: X-Men United, Planet of the Apes, executive producer - StarTrek V: Final Frontier)

“Black has to be the read of the year! A powerful, thought-provoking, edge-of-your-seat thriller of epic proportions that offers great depth and insight into the forces around us.” (Joe Goodman, film producer, Namesake Entertainment)

©2004, 2009 Ted Dekker (P)2020 Oasis Audio

My favorite books!

I love The Circle Series! They were my favorite when it was just the Circle Trilogy and they are still my favorite as the Circle Series. I’ve read these books multiple times but decided I would like to listen to them. The narrator in Black, Red, and White definitely left something to be desired. He would run his sentences together and it was hard to understand in Black. It got a little better as time went on. However, he would change the pronunciation of character names from one sentence to the next. That became quite annoying. But all in all, I loved the books! They are still my favorites! Ted Dekker is such a great author!

The best!

Absolutely best story and audio book you can listen to! Highly recommend this to all!

Incredible Series!!!

Listened to all the books in a matter of 2 weeks it was I very captivating! I really enjoyed it. Highly recommend.

wow

Ted Dekkar never ceases to impress! Love the story telling. a fantastic listen. must buy

movie

make it a movie!! this would make a great series of movies! I love the whole story line

Amazing

The quickest 50 minutes of my life. What an adventure!! I was sad when it ended.

So good!

I read this series back in high school. Even better as an adult in audio form!

The story is so surprising at all angles!

It’s like a nail biter. I was always wanting the bad guys to get caught off guard along the way.

Great experience!

I loved this! I have read the series previously, but the pacing and quality of the performance kept me hooked in for another round.

Well worth one credit to receive all four books

This is a four-book series that you can begin at any point, and (by the time you finish the fourth book) you will end up at the same point you started. The Audible version starts with Green and ends with White, but I would argue that the story works best when you start with Black and end with Green. If you start with Green, the event that causes the time loop feels unresolved when you finish White. However, if you start with Black, you will likely interpret the events in Green differently and be left with a greater sense of hope that all will be made right after the story comes around again in the next loop. I should also note that “The Circle” is part of a much larger series of books. There is a two-book series called "Beyond the Circle" (“The 49th Mystic” and “Rise of the Mystics”) that takes place after White and presents an alternative storyline to Green. The implication (though this is not directly stated) is that this is what happens when the story comes around again the second time (or the third time, fourth time, tenth time, hundredth time, or however many times it takes for the alternative events to occur). I would recommend continuing with those books. Even if you don’t, however, the story does a well-enough job standing on its own. It is well worth the only one credit you will spend to receive all four books in the same collection.