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    Sins of Mercy: Envy: Sins of Mercy, #4

    By Taryn Taylor

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    The fourth installment of the Sins of Mercy series.

    For the first time in months, Mercy is able to enjoy a day all to herself. After a trip to the library to look up the Seven Deadly Sins, she decides to spoil herself silly - until she takes a wrong turn around the wrong alley and encounters Envy, a goddess who wants Mercy to hold a grudge. A plethora of bad memories awaits Mercy before she can continue on her healing journey.

    None of that would be so bad if there wasn't a darker,more sinister pair of eyes waiting for her to fail again.

    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. "Envy" is approximately 7,500 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarachou Press
    Release dateApr 6, 2014
    ISBN9781498922296
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