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Published January 2009 Sometimes dying with the truth is better than living with a lie. After a car accident puts Shauna McAllister in a coma and wipes out six months of her memory, she returns to her childhood home to recover, but her arrival is fraught with confusion. Her estranged father, a senator bidding on the White House, and her abusive stepmother blame Shauna for the tragedy, which has left her beloved brother severely brain damaged. Leaning on Wayne Spade, a forgotten but hopeful lover who stays by her side, Shauna tries to sort out what happened that night by jarring her memory to life. Instead, she acquires a mysterious mental ability that will either lead her to truth or get her killed by the people trying to hide it. In this blind game of cat and mouse that stares even the darkest memories in the face, Shauna is sure of only one thing: if she remembers, she dies.
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*NEW* Hotel Specials for the 2009 Gathering
March 27, 2009Our event planner, Big Events, has secured some great hotel deals for those of you who will be coming from out of town for The Gathering, and we want to make sure you know about them.
Please note that all of these are available only for a limited time, so if you plan on booking with [...]
Get Ted Dekker Updates on Twitter!
March 27, 2009Now you can get Ted Dekker updates, including breaking news and exclusive “microblog”entries straight from Ted’s world.
Follow him at http://twitter.com/teddekker.
BMD Episode 2 Now Playing in The Underground
March 27, 2009Episode 2 of the exclusive BoneMan’s Daughters adaptation is now playing in The Underground. Don’t miss this second of three illustrated episodes, which is available only here on Teddekker.com. Just be sure to keep the lights on when you read it…and the doors locked.
And be sure to visit The Underground next Friday, April 3rd, for [...]
Watch the BoneMan’s Daughters TV Spot
March 26, 2009Want a sneak peek at the new BoneMan’s Daughters TV spot? Here you go:
Find more videos like this on The Circle/A Ted Dekker Community
1,300 Joined the Circle in Launch Weekend!
March 23, 2009Thanks to everyone who made the launch weekend of the new Teddekker.com a success. The new site opened at 12 noon on Friday, along with The Circle social network. Over 500 people signed up for The Circle in the first 3 hours. By the time the launch party was over at 10p Friday night, over [...]
*NEW* Check out the Circle Social Network
March 19, 2009If you enjoyed the Message Boards on the previous version of Teddekker.com, wait until you see the new Circle Social Network. As part of the new web community re-design, we built a custom social network that takes the best of what we had in the message boards and added to it.
Here are some of the [...]
Ted Launches “The Underground”
March 19, 2009For years Ted has wanted to create a digital environment that enables his readers to step into the world of his novels in an interactive way. With the launch of The Underground, he’s done just that.
The Underground is a Flash-based “room” within the new website that will deliver never before seen Dekker content, starting with [...]
Why We Fear Violence
March 19, 2009I was on the phone with a ranking member of the establishment recently, a gatekeeper for a major retailer in CBA who was giving me his lowdown on BoneMan’s Daughters.
“Deeply moving,” he said. “The best from you in years in my opinion. I couldn’t put it down.”
I chuckled. “You liked it, huh?”
“I did, I really did…” There was a pause. “But it’s definitely not for everyone.”
My smile vanished. “What do you mean?” I asked.
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Published January 2006 Its Los Angeles in the early seventies, and Stephen Friedman is living the groovy southern California life of a real estate wheeler-dealer. Hes making money hand-over-fist and has long ago given up hope of finding the family hed lost in warn-torn Poland. But when a strange, deceased womans papers reveal that she possessed a priceless religious relicand that she may have been his motherStephen becomes hungry for answers. His hunger just might kill him. As Stephen frantically pursues his familys lost legacy, someone pursues himsomeone equally obsessed with the prize. Looks like the man most obsessed will gain everything. And the loser will lose it all. In true Ted Dekker style, Obsessed will leave you positively breathless.
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