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    Sins of Mercy: Sloth: Sins of Mercy, #3

    By Taryn Taylor

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    The third installment of the Sins of Mercy series.

    No one is more productive at work than Mercy, who is blessed with both lust and avarice now - and both sins leave her with too much energy to deal with! For a week Mercy has not slept a wink, opting to instead put in overtime at work, clean her house every day, and probably train for a marathon too. It's gotten to the point where her coworkers are noticing her for all the wrong reasons.

    That's why the next sinner to visit her is Sloth, a lethargic beauty who invites Mercy into her "dream world." What Mercy discovers on the other side of consciousness is a world where anything is possible. Anything except actual sleep!

    Sins of Mercy is a series of erotic short stories about one woman's reawakening to the world around her through physical pleasure. It features mature themes such as adult relations and depression. "Sloth" is approximately 7,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarachou Press
    Release dateMar 9, 2014
    ISBN9781498990912
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