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…audience, it is worth a read for anyone looking for something in the vein of the Mercy Thompson or Anita Blake series but with Faith’s unique spin on the genre….

…needle pegs rather quickly. This one was so good though. Afterward, I immediately bought the first book in her Mercy Thompson series. We don’t have a review up for that…

…large, or fast, or adept at controlling certain magics, depending upon the ancestral blood that flows through their veins. Those in the Convent of Sweet Mercy train girls to be…

…nuns from the Convent of Sweet Mercy in a bit of a pickle. They’d just escaped from the clutches of the Emperor’s sister, Sherzal, and her clutch of Noi-Guin assassins,…

…the Convent of Sweet Mercy. Here, she learns about the world at large. She learns to write. To read. To fight with a blade. And perhaps also to walk the…

…top-coat, and a ‘glad-ta-meet-ya’ smile comes to visit. The devil seeks payment, and a dangerous wager is made. Until they can defeat him, Rembrandt, Pa, and Uncle Thompson must embark…

…is a stunning cover regardless. There are dozens of internal illustrations by Keith Thompson that give a fantastic visual aid for the beasties and machines described in the book. The…

…romantic and political territory as she tries to fulfill her destiny. My main issue with the characters was that they were at the mercy of the plot. Naia’s fight with…

…Alliance’s government that no longer wish to be chained to the mercy of the Fant. Okay, so it was incredibly easy for me to just rattle those descriptions off, and…