Book Review: Beg for Mercy by Toni Andrews - Page 2

Along the way Mercy meets Sam, the new guy in town, and the two hit it off. Sam is recovering from a failed relationship and although he is attracted to Mercy he doesn’t like the fact that she seems to be keeping so many secrets from him. Both characters are damaged goods, two broken people in a broken world, but they somehow manage to keep it together.

Then things go from bad to worse as Sukey goes missing - thanks to Dominic. Mercy is given an ultimatum and warned that if she does not follow through her friend’s life is at stake. From there it is a wild ride as Mercy tries to discover where Sukey is and how she can save her.

The story takes place in Balboa, California and the setting is just as important as any of the colorful characters. The small town feel, the local bar, and marina all play a big part and Toni Andrews paints the setting perfectly.

Beg for Mercy is a paranormal tale with light romance thrown in but what drives the story forward, and kept me turning pages well past 2 in the morning, was the search and rescue of Sukey. The first in a series, Angel of Mercy has a release date of May 2008, and I can’t wait to see what adventures Mercy will have next.

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  • 1 - Sevenine

    Oct 08, 2007 at 12:23 pm

    Sweet review! And no vampires! Massive amounts of shock with that! Yet another one I may have to look into.

  • 2 - katie mcneill

    Oct 08, 2007 at 8:28 pm

    This one was pretty good. I liked the idea of a paranormal without the vampires!

  • 3 - mary surman

    Sep 09, 2008 at 2:00 pm

    Really really like the 2 books in the Mercy hollings series that I have found so far. Or there more out and if not will there be more. I sure hope so as they are my kind of reading

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