Harmony, Vol. 1
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Harmony has a gift that she’s been trained to use as a weapon. Now she’s taking back her destiny by force. Most kids grow up in an normal home, attend an boring school, and go on to lead average lives—but Harmony’s not your typical kid. Harmony grew up in a government-funded lab, being poked and prodded by doctors who believed the trait that gives her telekinetic abilities might hold the key to curing the incurable. And while things started off innocently enough, Harmony finds herself backed into a dangerous corner when the military moves in with a merciless mission to weaponize her powers. After giving up everything she’s ever known, Harmony soon finds herself on the run from mercenaries, scientists, and other “gifted” individuals like herself. But even in the face of certain peril, Harmony isn’t one to back down. Now, she’s taking the fight to them.
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The title of [b:Simple Secrets 7140406 Simple Secrets (The Harmony Series, #1) Nancy Mehl http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1276204921s/7140406.jpg 7404336] means so many different things in the complex threads of this novel. This is my first introduction to the writing of Nancy Mehl and it will not be my last. I thoroughly enjoyed her foray from mystery into romantic suspense. She knows her stuff. Each chapter and page was another hook that made me need five more minutes to find out what happens next all the way to the very end. Love at first sight was palpable between Gracie and Sam and I look forward to seeing how their relationship evolves in the next book, [b:Simple Deceit: A Mennonite Community's Way of Life Is Threatened by Outsiders 8349344 Simple Deceit A Mennonite Community's Way of Life Is Threatened by Outsiders (The Harmony Series, Book 2) Nancy Mehl http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51rMlOPr1zL.SL75.jpg 13202105]. Set in a mostly Mennonite Town of Harmony, Kansas readers are taken on an educational journey into the reals of Mennonite personalities versus assumed stereotypes. Every piece of the puzzle was enlightening and interesting. Though the story revolves around something not so pleasant watching how evil can be used and turned for good in the end was enjoyable. Keeping the faith and listening for God's will to come through while attempting to find the secrets between the darker side of the town will keep readers entertained in full. Thanks to Barbour Books for providing a copy for review through the Christian Fiction Blog Alliance.
