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Ted DekkerFiction · Christianity·b. 1962
Green
Twenty-first century Earth has been destroyed by an apocalypse that ancient prophets foretold. Two thousand years later, Elyon places a new Adam on the land and gives humanity an advantage: what was once unseen can now be seen. The world is good, and it is called Green.
Teeleh, the evil one, waits in a Black Forest. When Thomas Hunter, a twenty-four-year-old from our world, falls asleep and wakes in that future forest, a gateway opens and Teeleh is free to ravage the land.
Thomas and his Circle swear to fight the darkness until they die. Years on, the Circle has lost hope. Samuel, Thomas's beloved son, has turned against his father and is gathering the dark forces for a final war.
Thomas, crushed by the betrayal, looks for a way back to our reality. He believes one elusive hope there could save everyone.
This is an apocalyptic fantasy that moves between two worlds, with links to our own history. It is Book Zero of a series of four novels that together form one story, and it carries a dark, urgent tone.