It was not as grabbing as I would have liked this novel to
have been. It was pretty good, but there was something missing that just did
not capture me, as some other novel have. There were also times were the plot was rather
slow or events in the novel just did not have a big impact. I did not
immediately race to finish the novel even after the big climatic events took
place. I just finished it because I wanted to be finished.
Besides from my personal feelings towards how gripping the
novel was, Mercy did have an interesting plotline and characters. The main
character, Mercy, was no idea who she is or how she comes to be in different
people’s bodies. Mercy’s character is not developed as much as I would have liked.
I want to read about Mercy and the different sides to her personality. I also
want to read more about Mercy’s past and why she is the way she is. While she possesses
these people, she tries to help them by dealing with whatever situation they
have to resolve. In this novel, Mercy helps Carmen, the girl that she is
possessing, stand up for herself and she helps solve a serial kidnapping case.
This kidnapping case is something that changes Mercy’s life.
Throughout the novel, she gets closer to Ryan and it sparks the beginning of a
romance. Mercy tells Ryan about the real her, not about Carmen. Ryan’s sister
is one of the kidnapped girls, so Mercy offers to help. Mercy is even further involved when she, as
Carmen, is kidnapped as well. I hope to
see much more development of both characters, Ryan and Mercy, and of their
relationship and how that continues in the next novels.
I would recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys angels,
mystery, and young adult novels. Mercy
was not one of the better novels that I have read but is a decent read. I would love for the next novels to have more
development of the characters and for Mercy’s past to be fully revealed. I look forward to finding out about the next
woman that Mercy will possess.
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