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NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR TED DEKKER ENDS POPULAR CIRCLE SERIES WITH THE BEGINNING: NEW NOVEL GREEN RELEASING SEPTEMBER 1

April 20, 2009…Nashville, TN… The beginning is also the end in New York Times Best-Selling Author Ted Dekker’s highly-anticipated new novel, GREEN, otherwise known as “book zero,” in the multi-layered epic CIRCLE series. The suspenseful adventure will be available in bookstores across the country on September 1.

The CIRCLE series—BLACK, RED, and WHITE—has already sold more than 700,000 units. Dekker says his new novel GREEN is the preferred starting point for new readers and the perfect climax for the countless fans who have experienced BLACK, RED, and WHITE.

“Christian youth are discovering their own roots, often for the first time. Redemptive History is a heart-wrenching tale full of twists and fantastic romance. If put in the people’s language, the story is irresistible” said Dekker.

Also starting on September 1, Thomas Nelson will release a limited edition 5th Anniversary box set containing the hardcover publications of BLACK, RED, White (which have not been available from retailers for some time) and Green. Also, Thomas Nelson will release repackaged editions of the tradepaper editions of BLACK, RED, and WHITE, which will include each respective title’s graphic novel in black and white.

For more information on the popular fiction writer and to find out more about The Gathering, log on to www.teddekker.com.

Ted Dekker
The son of missionaries John and Helen Dekker, Ted Dekker was raised in the jungles of Indonesia.  He is known for novels that combine adrenaline-laced stories packed with unexpected plot twists, unforgettable characters, and incredible confrontations between good and evil.  Having more than 3 million novels in print, all of his 17 novels have been in the Top 5 on CBA Fiction Bestseller list and Sinner and Skin debuted on the New York Times Bestseller List.  Dekker currently lives in Austin, TX with his wife, LeeAnn and together they have four children. To see a complete list of Dekker’s work and for more information on the author visit www.TedDekker.com.