I've read this author before. I had a hard time with this book. From reading the blurb, I expected it to be more about the 3,000--but instead it seemed like there was much more set up for that than it actually being about that.

This book is also part of the Books of History Chronicles. ( )

I loved the book. I was so confused in the beginning of the trilogy, but at least Ted made it where you would eventually understand no matter what book you read first. I started with Saint, then read Sinner, and finished with Project Showdown. I related best to the little girl. When Kat died I cried all night. It was around midnight when I finished the book and I went to my mother balling. You know you've found an amazing author when you find hope for yourself through a character. Yet another miracle of art, Ted. Good job. ( )

Stunning picture of the near future - 2030s - where tolerance rules. But tolerance is anything but tolerant. Great read. ( )

Ted Dekker's Paradise series is an enjoyable three-book read in typical Dekker style. There are several different Christian motifs sprinkled throughout the page turners. In all, the Paradise series is my favorite series by Dekker. This is the last book by publication date in the series. ( )

The book starts off a bit too political ( religously political). Its only about 20 yrs in our future, and its all about tolerance. Tolerance of race and religion mostly. I almost didn't read anymore. But i'm glad I did. its really a eye opener, and by the end of the book, you get it. Tolerance is NOT the answer. To tolerate evil is evil in itself. Got to read the book to understand ( )