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    Sins of Mercy: Vanity: Sins of Mercy, #7

    By Taryn Taylor

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    About this ebook

    The seventh installment of the Sins of Mercy series.

    Mercy has never considered herself beautiful or special, which is why she is able to see right through her coworker's "flirtations" for what they really are: harassment. After finally putting him in his place, Mercy heads home to find the last of the Seven Sinners in her room. Vanity, the Goddess of Self-Absorption, is ready to teach Mercy how to love herself.

    But Vanity isn't very aggressive. If Mercy wants her life back ,she's going to have to take it. Again. And again.

    With only one installment left in the Sins of Mercy series, anything is possible. Will Mercy become whole again? Or will the darkness creeping behind her finally take what it wants - her soul.

    Sins of Mercy is a series of  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. "Vanity" is approximately 7,000 words.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarachou Press
    Release dateJul 9, 2014
    ISBN9781501452703
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