Musical Pairings Angel of Mercy

Posted January 1, 2016 by Tiffani @ Bookish Things in Book Review, Spotlight Musical Pairings / 0 Comments

Angel of Mercy (Cambion, #3) by Shannon Dermott
Published by Wicked Truth on July 3rd 2013
Pages: 303
Format: eBook
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Also by this author: Beg for Mercy

Mercy struggles to put the broken pieces of her life back together, including her relationship. With loss that cuts deep, she’s on a mission to make right all the things that have gone wrong. But nothing is ever that easy. And she’s determined not to stay in the dark any longer.
With someone hell bent on coming between her and her heart, her perilous adventures run light speed ahead. She’s forced her to face her own limitations and need to be able to protect herself. But it’s not only her life in jeopardy. Who will ultimately determine her fate and that of her friends?

Have you ever read a book and thought “Damn this song would go so great with this story?” Well, we are going to do that for you. When we find a book that completely grips our musical tastes we are going to share those songs with you. Hope you enjoy, and find some great songs to add to your playlist.

This series has me so absolutely enraptured. I adore Mercy and Flynn; I ship them. This series is one of those ones where you basically choose teams like with Twilight. I am Team Flynn. In this book we begin to see Mercy start considering Flynn (her boyfriend’s best friend) more seriously and we are torn apart and emotions are scattered. There is plenty of action to keep you on your toes, but there’s also a love square-not a triangle-that leaves you turning the pages (or swiping them) at 2:56 a.m. with no regrets the next morning. I am extremely surprised that this series is not super popular, because it has such an original and fresh story line that you don’t see coming. Flynn shows his bravery and sweeps the reader off their feet. So, if you’re into being swept off your feet, or a distraction from your actual life, like I often am, I highly recommend this book. I cannot get enough of Shannon Dermott’s stories. Happy reading!