The Mercy Chronicles

A Superhero at War with Herself

De: Fiona Zedde

Narrado por: Tyra Kennedy

Duración: 11 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

The two thrilling halves of Fiona Zedde’s lesbian superhero book series come together in The Mercy Chronicles.

In The Power of Mercy, shape-shifter Mercy is a blade that can cut both ways. To her family, she is weak. Her power is nowhere near as impressive as their abilities to alter the world around them.

But when Mai Redstone puts on the costume to become Mercy, a rooftop-climbing chameleon with a thousand disguises and at least nine lives, she feels almost invincible. Until the day she must make the cruelest of choices, between family loyalty and self-preservation. How can she decide?

In A Lover’s Mercy, Mai returns to prowling Atlanta as its hero, Mercy. For all her new strength and heightened powers, her heart remains good and kind. Her passionate lover, Xóchitl, is the opposite. The softest thing about her is her love for Mai. Xóchitl hunts and punishes anyone who dares to break her people’s rules.

When Mai ends up in an enemy’s crosshairs, Xóchitl is terrified. She’s used to being the most dangerous one in the room, but when she suddenly isn’t, will she allow herself to surrender to her lover’s mercy?

©2021 Fiona Zedde (P)2021 Ylva Publishing

This book was amazing!!

I was engaged with this book from start to finish although Mercy is the main character “Xóchitl” was the superstar I loved all her powers and the way she was so protective was sexy. Miss Fiona outdid herself with the story loved it

Lesbian super heroes...yes!

The main characters were developed well but I felt the story was too short. I wanted more character development between the families. The narrator's voice is silky, smooth and just a touch of sexy rasp. However, unfortunately it was difficult to delineate between characters. I have been enjoying the super heroine books. Overall, good listen amd I recommend.

it was loving, tender and not cliché

as a superhero, sci fi afficionado I enjoyed listening to this, my first lesbian superhero novel. not cliché. I would have preferred. narration was good but it would have gone A much longer way to have a narrator Who could voice Xochil With proper pronunciation of spanish/ indigenous mexican words. An age where representation is important.This would have gone a long way for this story period all the wise it was a great story.

Great Story

I enjoyed this so much. This story pulled me in, and didn't let go. I cheered and commiserated with the Mai and Xochitl. I would love to see a third book in this series.