Rogue's Mercy

Alice Skye Series, Book 3

De: Taylor Aston White

Narrado por: Hannah Horton

A vengeful witch. A shattered family. A dark threat.

When Alice’s estranged brother, Kyle, unexpectedly reaches out, she’s determined to help him—even if it goes against everything she’s ever believed in. But as his dark past unravels, Alice uncovers a shocking truth: they’re both hunting the same man—the one who tore their family apart.

Riley Storm is relentless in his pursuit of Mason Storm. Exposing his father’s web of lies, and avenging the lives he'd destroyed. Thrown together by fate, Alice and Riley must join forces to bring Mason down. Yet their alliance is fragile, fractured by secrets and conflicting loyalties. After all, Riley has been trained to eliminate anything—and anyone—deemed dangerous. And her brother was dangerous.

In a deadly game of trust and betrayal, can Alice and Riley set aside their differences to stop Mason Storm?

Or will their divided loyalties destroy everything they’re fighting for?

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Rogue's Mercy is the third instalment of the dark & twisted urban fantasy series containing explicit content, graphic violence, profanity, and topics that may be sensitive to some listeners. Full details can be found listed inside the book.

Disclaimer: This novel is written in British English including spelling and grammar.

©2020 Taylor Aston White (P)2023 Taylor Aston White

Reseñas de la Crítica

"The book starts out strong and is pretty fast-paced, especially in the later chapters which kept me at the edge of my seat. The fights scenes are awesome and the author knows how to inject nail-biting tension into the story. Humour too, which is sprinkled throughout the story, and had me laughing out loud a few times. Alice is a very strong protagonist who is also a badass." - Chloe Grey

too much soft porn for me

The story is fine, The soft porn is a major detractor. The main character is still determined to embrace ignorance and that makes her unlikeable.

The 10-12 year old voice used for the protagonist annoys me but it fits the maturity level of the supposed 20 yearish protag.

For the author, re-read Alan Dean Foster's Flynx [in flux] or Bujold's young adult work and study how the author expands his audience base using simple literary devices and plot. Specifically read it looking at which extemporaneous elements advance the plot and at those that convolute the plot then do the same for your series. I do not want you to believe that I do not like your story telling, I do. Nonetheless, there is enough to keep me from continuing. I will try any new work and sincerely hope for a main character that I can like and root for.