Strange Visions: The Beginning

by Mitchel Grace

This is a story about a boy who is no one special. In fact, at his high school, he is far less than even ordinary. While everyone around him seems to seamlessly fall into place, he simply can’t find a way to belong. Through a freak accident, he suddenly sees the world through different eyes. He understands how everything and everyone works. What will he do with his new gift? After he finds out the identity of a certain murderer, that question is answered. This is a book that mixes sci-fi, action, and romantic elements. What starts out as something that was amazing for a young man soon turns out to be a calling. How many people can he save, and how far will he go to try to do something that might be better off left alone?

235 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 6, 2013

About the author

Mitchel Grace is a fiction writer from Senatobia, MS. He is the author of several series including the Wrong series, Strange Visions, The Unseen, and Wrong Visions. He has also written a standalone book titled The Divide. His books can be categorized as a mixture of action and romance with sprinkles of comedy throughout.
Mitchel's early years were spent studying at Northwest Mississippi Community College where he discovered his love of writing in a freshman English class. It wasn't until after graduation that he actually considered writing as a career, though. The first story he wrote was titled Wrong Place, and since then, he has been writing diligently on his way to eighteen unique works.
In his off time, he enjoys watching movies and playing video games, as well as traveling whenever he gets the chance. Currently, he is working on several projects for this year including Wrong Visions Volume 3, The Divide: Origins, and Destiny.
You can reach him at mitch.grace25@gmail.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/Mitchel.Grace.Author, or on Twitter at @MGraceAuthor.

Reviews

[Jewell · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really have to say that Mitchel has a hit with this series. I didn't think at my age (let's just say I have 4 grandchildren)that I would enjoy a book about a young man who was a senior in high school, but the plot progressed right into a great murder case, and I loved it. Have bought and read the other two books that have been released in this series.