Member Reviews
kirsten p, Reviewer
In Free Fall, Nancy Mehl wraps up her quantities Filed series.
As in her previous tales, the book is filled with suspense and unknowns that will keep you guessing until the final page!
Elizabeth H, Reviewer
Nancy Mehl offers another story in her FBI series (The Quantico Files #3) and this one also features characters we are familiar with profilers Alex Donovan and Logan Hart. This one features a serial killer who suffers from mental illness and involves the attempt to rescue victims. The really intriguing part is the faith of the agents and how they deal with it in their lives and pass their faith onto others in their lives. It was very heartwarming along with the respect they have for others and especially for their loved ones.
I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book that I received from NetGalley. All views expressed are only my own honest opinion.
Sue G, Reviewer
FREE FALL is the third novel in the Quantico Files series by NANCY MEHL, but it can easily stand alone. This book does not only provide a roller coaster ride of thrilling twists and turns, but also contains a message of hope as we see the characters trusting in the Lord to help them in their trials. In fact, the faith of some of these FBI agents is inspiring. I also like the encouraging Bible verses that run through the book, and the camaraderie and unconditional friendship between the agents. There is a definite feeling of belonging to a family.
When Tracy Mendenhall disappears from a park where she had been jogging, F.B.I. behavioral analists Alex Donovan and Logan Hart find that there is a lot more to this case than meets the eye, in fact her dsappearance could be tied to several women who all look like her and have disappeared in the same area. ….
That is all I am going to tell you for fear of spoiling things for you.
I cannot recommend Free Fall highly enough for the exciting and well worked out plot, interesting characters and inspiring Christian message.
I was given a free copy of the book by NetGalley from Bethany House Publishers. The opinions in this review are completely my own.
