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- Christian Review of Books - --Shauna McAllister wakes up from a coma with a six-month gap in her memory. Some things she remembers clearly--that her father is a senator making a bid for the White House, that she hates her stepmother. But who's the guy claiming to be her boyfriend? What happened to her brother? And what was she looking into before the car accident? Something . . . something dangerous. Something that will get her killed if she remembers.
She may not remember Wayne Spade, but she likes him immediately and leans on him to get through the first trying days after waking up. But when a kiss leads to a startling vision, Shauna begins to wonder if the drugs her father's pharmaceutical company is giving her are really as benign as they claim. She can't just leave her memory loss alone--but the more she discovers, the more she wishes she could. Dark secrets hover just beyond her mind. And unfortunately, she now has the ability to uncover them.
Kiss is a riveting, thought-provoking nail-biter that I did not want to put down. I carried this book around with me until I'd flipped the last page, thoroughly engrossed with every nuance, every twist, every discovery. Suspenseful from first to last, I also adored the love story woven into it--one just as unexpected as Shauna's new, mysterious ability.
I hadn't read anything by Ted Dekker before, but I had high expectations when I picked up Kiss. He and Erin Healy met and exceeded every one of them. The writing was superb, the plotting wonderful, and the characters exceptionally well developed. They were the kind of flawed, complex people that you may not like on every page, but whom you root for with enthusiasm as they progress into true heroes and heroines.
The faith theme is understated but beautiful, introduced by a minor character and touched on by Shauna throughout. For those easily offended, beware of a single phrase at the start of chapter 7 that uses "hell" as an expletive. It's well placed, and I had no problem with it, given the situation and voice, but the more sensitive reader might not appreciate it.
Overall, Kiss rockets to the top of my list of excellent books. My first foray into Ted Dekker's work definitely won't be my last. - S. Morrison - Great BookI have read every Ted Dekker book. The Circle books were not my favorite but I still enjoyed them. Books like Three and Adam were great to me. He has created with Kiss another great thriller.
Dekker is a master of the Christian Thriller genre. I could not put the book down. It is like a roller-coaster from beginning to end. You will not be disappointed.