Harmony of Lies
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4.3 • 9 Ratings
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- $8.99
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- $8.99
Publisher Description
Danger threatens to shatter the hope for a new beginning in a world of angels and demons in this explosive paranormal romance by author Brian Feehan, son of legendary #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan.
After being forced away for seventeen years, Alice is finally home. But home isn’t what she thought it would be, and every day the secrets she holds from her parents grow with weight. But how do you tell your mother and father that you’re not normal? That the world is a far more dangerous place than they have ever known and you are anything but the small, innocent child that was torn from their arms all those years ago?
Owen can’t say goodbye, and Alice can’t hold on to him tightly enough as the pressures of danger and obligation grow stronger and stronger. With a broken heart, Owen is headed to San Francisco with his crew of musicians. But the Golden City is filled with history and secrets, and brutal deaths are just lying in wait for Owen and his people. To survive these trials and this city, Owen will need everything he has—even the broken parts he gave to Alice—to have any hope of doing the impossible one more time.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Feehan impresses in his second Alice and Owen paranormal romance (after Harmony of Fire). Seventeen years after etherealist Alice left home at the tender age of nine to wander her way through myriad worlds of good and evil, she returns to her parents, Liam and Dede, and the little sister she's never met—leaving her love, magical musician Owen Brown, behind and brokenhearted. When Alice musters the courage to tell her parents the truth of her existence, it turns out that Alice isn't the only one keeping secrets: her father, Liam, is also an etherealist, and now that he knows Alice shares his dangerous gift, he's determined to help her navigate her powers. Meanwhile, Owen weathers magical trials of his own in San Francisco—but this complicated duo never stop thinking of each other. Their nuanced dynamic will resonate with readers, and the intricate magic system will enchant (possessed pianos are a particularly nice touch). With a tight plot, lyrical prose, and plenty of dark and fanciful imaginings, this emotional sequel keeps the series going strong.
