Books by Nancy Mehl
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review 1: This last week I was reading many different books to use sort of like a run away from the daily stress of Dear Hubby having surgery. But one book did not make it a run away at all. Instead it was better for it pulled me into the community and made me part of the events building...
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review 1: I received this book in an Early Reviewers giveaway and while this is not usually the genre I read, but I decided to give it a try. While it is a fairly good story, I did find it a bit too "Christian-y." That is to say, there were a few too many scripture references and such for ...
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review 1: I recently received this book from Bethany House in exchange for my honest review. I LOVED IT! I mainly stick to Historical Fiction, but I do like a good mystery now and then. This was truly a GOOD mystery! It kept me guessing all through the book. I thought I had it figured ...
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review 1: Nancy Mehl. Book 1.Inescapable.Elizabeth left her home town when she had a daughter called Charity and her father totally cut her off. She starts a new life in Kansas City, but when things go awry she has to get moving again. She then heads home to Kingdom which in its self is a...
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review 1: I've been meaning to read a book my Nancy Mehl for a while, so I checked this one out of the library. It got my interest right away. I will say that I had trouble coming up with a voice for Sam. I couldn't hear him speaking in my head - his tone of voice, accent, etc. Why was...
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review 1: Title: SIMPLE DECEITAuthor: Nancy MehlPublisher: Barbour BooksDecember 2010ISBN: 978-1-60260-781-1Genre: Inspirational/Mennonite/Romantic suspenseGracie Temple has grown to love the Mennonite community in Harmony, Kansas, but she didn’t think she’d ever leave Wichita until she me...
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review 1: A small, warm story for a wintery day. I'm not usually a fan of books about books (go figure), but what sells this one is the combination of the town of Winter Break, and the phenomenally fun protagonist. I so much enjoyed spending time with Ivy that it propelled me past the laps...