I’m a big fan of Mercy. The writing in the first book was descriptive, lyrical even, but not boring, the story took me a place unexpected. I loved that the story was not just of a boy meets girl, falls head over heels for her, while a battle of good and evil is waged. Instead it’s of one girl who do...
There's something formulaic about this series: Mercy "wakes" in a body not her own, and quickly has to figure out who she's meant to be and why. She has a run-in with Luc and the Circle of Eight, then leaves her latest host. Still, it's a formula that works, so even though Exile feels much like Merc...
When I first started reading this book, I was expecting it to be like the first book. This book surprised me. I felt more connected with Mercy and Lela, the person Mercy took over.There was more depth to the story this time. I felt it was more relateable, Lela's mom dying, Justine's abusive ex-bo...
When I first started reading this book, I was expecting it to be like the first book. This book surprised me. I felt more connected with Mercy and Lela, the person Mercy took over.There was more depth to the story this time. I felt it was more relateable, Lela's mom dying, Justine's abusive ex-bo...
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