An Early Wonder for Dekker| Posted October 16, 2009
“Heaven’s Wager”, 2000 release, first of four books in the Martyr’s Song Series, should be majorly accredited for the crisp writing and pure truth unraveling throughout the entire suspenseful journey. The novel centers on a man named Kent who rose out of the streets of Denver as a child to become a successful businessman, designing a revolutionary computer software for Nipon Bank, the Japanese company he works for. On the brink of becoming a millionaire, Kent flies to Florida to receive his untold millions and accept full responsibility for the incredible program. But disaster lurks back in his hometown of Denver, Colorado. Kent takes on crushing blows and ultimate defeat in a way paralleling Job but in a modern setting. The book comes full circle in ways unimaginable, delivering yet another incredible venture from New York Times bestselling author Ted Dekker.
Heaven's Wager| Posted April 08, 2008
This book is another one of Ted Dekker's books. This is one of his earlier works, but still a very good read. It has you guessing what will come next the whole way through the book. It is a good book, but I have never found a book by Ted Dekker that wasn't.
