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Saving Mercy

Saving Mercy, April 2017
Fatal Truth #1
by Abbie Roads

Sourcebooks Casablanca
320 pages
ISBN: 1492639230
EAN: 9781492639237
Kindle: B01M5DIQ2Q
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"Keep a nightlight handy for this dark thriller"

Fresh Fiction Review

Saving Mercy
Abbie Roads

Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko
Posted April 4, 2017

Romance Suspense

Cain Killion wants only to help others, but with his background and strange ability, people look at him as if they are prepared to defend themselves. He is connected to blood and uses that to find killers. This damaged man will do anything when he finds he is once again SAVING MERCY.

Years ago Mercy Ledger survived a serial killer but instead of of finding peace she is continually treated as if she is mentally ill. A brave nurse and Cain rescue her and in doing so they find more than one type of evil is in the world. Sometimes those believed to be mentally unbalanced are really the only sane people and the good are the crazies.

SAVING MERCY is frightening, thrilling and in it's own way a sweet romance. Whenever two people who are troubled can find solace and love, it's a good read. Cain is the son of a serial killer, who was training him to follow in his footsteps, but he escaped his hold and is now an F.B.I. consultant. He uses the victims blood to get into the head of the killer. Kind of creepy but it works for him and this book. Mercy has had a hard life and with the "help" of a crazed psychologist she has been trapped in a psych ward under his "care." Being rescued by the son of the man who destroyed her life, might seem totally wrong but this turns out to be the best thing that could happen to Mercy.

The atmosphere of the whole book is tense (really serial killer on the loose, what do you expect) but author Abbie Roads does manage to bring some light and warmth to two people who desperately need it. I especially liked the fact that the good doctor got his and that the book did end on a very positive note. You will have to read to find out what happens as I can't say more.

If you love dark, edgy, slightly crazy storylines, with a couple who are survivors and perfectly matched for each other and most off all ... you don't mind sleeping with a nightlight, then SAVING MERCY is perfect for you.

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SUMMARY

First in a chilling new paranormal romantic suspense series from award-winning author Abbie Roads

He's found her at last

Cain Killion knows himself to be a damaged man, his only saving grace the extrasensory connection to blood that he uses to catch murderers. His latest case takes a macabre turn when he discovers a familiar and haunting symbol linking the crime to his own horrific past-and only one woman could know what it means.

Only to lose her to a nightmare

Mercy Ledger is brave, resilient, beautiful-and in terrible danger. The moment he sees Mercy, Cain knows he's the one who can save her. He also knows he's beyond redemption. But the lines between good and evil blur and the only thing clear to Cain and Mercy is that they belong together. Love is the antidote for blood-but is their bond strong enough to overcome the evil that stalks them?


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Re: Keep a nightlight handy for this dark thriller

Great review and cover. Also, a terrific series.
(Kathleen Bylsma 7:42pm April 6, 2017)

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