Review: Fast-Paced Thriller
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 8, 2013
SPOILER ALERT!Government-approved, genetically-enhanced mutants have been bred, and when they reach adulthood, all of their organs are harvested for humans in need of them, and are then terminated. However, humans being, well human, believe they have covered every possible scenario if there were to ever be a problem like if one of the mutants tried to escape; and like history has shown us, nothing is 100% guaranteed. One mutant, Joshua, has escaped. His objective is to release all the mutants and let them live free like all humans. One problem, Joshua has taken a liking to killing humans. Succeeding with his objective, the town of Crestwood is under attack, and the military is shooting anyone and everyone regardless if they're mutant or worse, human. Thinking they have succeeded, the military and government congratulate themselves on a job well-done. Unknown to them, mutants who escaped capture and death have been dispersed to large metropolis cities all over the U.S. to continue their objective - free other mutants bred at other facilities and kill all humans."The Harvest" is a well-written story with well-developed characters that definitely has the reader clamoring for more. Fast-paced, never boring, the novel not only entertains, it engages its readers with thought-provoking questions and issues."The Harvest" is a totally different kind of thriller that I not only enjoyed reading, but also highly recommend. Unfortunately, the ending leads me to believe that the story will be continued in the next installment.