“You have 3 minutes to confess your sin. If you don’t, I’ll blow your car to smithereens.” This was not the phone call Kevin, a first year seminary student, was expecting to hear as he drove home from class. Kevin has no idea who this person that calls himself Slater is but decides to take him seriously. Kevin barely has time to get the car off the freeway and into a parking lot before it goes up in flames. The phone calls continue and Slater’s demands escalate. Kevin must either admit his sin or solve a riddle in order to save innocent lives. Who is Slater and what is his obsession with the number Thr3e? And what sin has Kevin committed that could trigger a game such as this?
Monday, June 25, 2007
Thr3e by Ted Dekker
“You have 3 minutes to confess your sin. If you don’t, I’ll blow your car to smithereens.” This was not the phone call Kevin, a first year seminary student, was expecting to hear as he drove home from class. Kevin has no idea who this person that calls himself Slater is but decides to take him seriously. Kevin barely has time to get the car off the freeway and into a parking lot before it goes up in flames. The phone calls continue and Slater’s demands escalate. Kevin must either admit his sin or solve a riddle in order to save innocent lives. Who is Slater and what is his obsession with the number Thr3e? And what sin has Kevin committed that could trigger a game such as this?
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