Review: Mercer

Title: Mercer

Series: Saint and Sinners

Author: Ruby Vincent

Release Date: June 3

Saint, Cash, Brutal, and Mercer are everything to me. A fact I should not have let slip.

A battle rages and only the last man standing claims victory.

I must take back what's mine amid deception, lies, and a city-wide gang war laying waste to all in its path.

The question is will the men I love be standing with me?

Mercer is a dark contemporary reverse harem romance. This is the final book in the series and features language, dark themes, and sexual scenes. If you're cool with that, dive in!

Wow. I'm at a loss for what to say, think, or feel.

These books! Just... These books. (Mercer is book 4 in a series that MUST be read in order to follow along & picks up where book 3 left off). A dark, dirty city riddled with gangs, violence and crime, and a girl who wants to save it all, with a gang of misfits by her side.

The wild unpredictable leader hell-bent on revenge, the analyzer who is always steps ahead of any plan, the silent and controlled muscle and the sexy but cunning infiltrater, going against a city's biggest, baddest, and richest who just wants to see the world burn.

Through facing off with the worst who wants to keep their secrets buried, they are faced with an internal battle when the lies and secrets begin unraveling. Has Adeline been bested, or will she get what she wants in the end?

I seriously have no idea what to make after reading this book. These books follow the sorry more than the sex- and given that it's a RH, with hardly any multiple action between the characters. It followed the group of misfits who would stop at nothing, or let anyone-including themselves- get in the way of what they really wanted. They lied, cheated, stole, killed, and then some to get to what they wanted, like everyone else- except they had a more moral code then most. They didn't stoop as low as the lowlives they vowed to stop. They took down the worst of the worst. But, are the secrets and deceit the end of the Merchants for good? Find out in the conclusion of Saint and the Sinners series

These books are fast paced and addicting. I definitely enjoyed them. I loved the characters and story. Would have loved more from some of the other characters that we haven't seen for awhile that may have been more beneficial to see something in their POV, otherwise it was a great series from beginning to end. 4⭐ out of 5⭐