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I had a very difficult time getting into the main character. Or any character. They seemed uninteresting and very generic. She never struck me as Bounty Hunter material. In fact, she was whining and simpering through most of the book. The character was struck with crippling fear the first 4 hours. She was a useless..

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Great story line I wish I had the chance to read the other love it

i still have no clue what’s going on… its this supposed to be a series? I don’t see any other books… Dreams.. panic attacks.. alternate realities.. bugs.. missing people… dark shadows… a lot to process and zero explaination of any of the unfinished story lines… story ended and I was like… huh? Disappointing… I’d wait..

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I loved the book and the voices that read the book. This book as powerful and the voices sounds strong!

Couldn’t focus on the story because the narration was so bad. The nasal congestion, lisp and whispering wrecked this for me. She can’t perform a male voice. I definitely won’t continue with the series.

At the beginning it was hard for me to get into the book because it started strong compared Teo the first two books. I had no idea what I was getting into but as the story continues it hook me up with twist and gasp.

I like the storyline & the narrator except for when the man is talking & mimics the female voice.

Great narrators, I enjoyed Gabs character as he really wanted to care for Mercy from the start. just wanted her to see him in a different light. lots of heat & good story line.

I love this so much, it had suspense, humor, and a fantastic storyline. I’ve never been so addicted to a series before as much as this! Well done!

My Review:3.5 ⭐️ 2 🌶️ Sweet Mercy by Nina West (pen name for K.A. Tucker) serves up mafia-lite romance with a side of sizzling tension and just enough drama to keep you hooked. Gabriel Easton, the mob heir with dimples and a dirty mouth, bribes Mercy into staying with him for a week to protect..

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