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Original Title: Mercy
ISBN: 0007382227 (ISBN13: 9780007382224)
Edition Language: English
Series: Mercy #1
Literary Awards: Davitt Award for YA (2011)
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Title:Mercy (Mercy #1)
Author:Rebecca Lim
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:UK Edition
Pages:Pages: 288 pages
Published:October 28th 2010 by HarperCollins Children's Books (first published October 2010)
Categories:Young Adult. Paranormal. Angels. Fantasy. Romance

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Mercy wakes on a school bus bound for Paradise, a small town where everyone knows everyone else's business... Or thinks they do. But Mercy has a secret life. She is an angel, doomed to return repeatedly to Earth, taking on a new human form each time she does, in an effort to resolve a cataclysmic rift between heavenly beings. In Paradise, Mercy meets Ryan, an eighteen-year-old whose sister was kidnapped two years ago and is presumed dead. When another girl is also taken, Mercy knows she has to act quickly and use extraordinary powers to rescue her, even if it means exposing her true identity. An electric combination of angels, mystery and romance, Mercy is the first book in a major new series.

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(3.5stars)Aussie Book challenge 2011 #1Soul-jacking is something that is necessary rather then natural to Mercy. See she's an on-the-run (so to speak) angel that has to hide in bodies till she can find herself and the boy who captures her dreams; Luc.Till then however, Mercy has to live the lives of her host bodies but at least she tries to make some good out of them.This time Mercy has the body of Carmen, who is in a choir group which brings them to a town called Paradise. A mystery unfolds and

When reading this book, I was confused. Very confused. In the book, Mercy doesn't know anything about herself or why her soul jumps from body to body, but that just makes it all more confusing to the readers. Some mysterious lover of her's, Luc who she can only see in dreams, is supposedly the love of her life. Yet when she talks to him in her dreams (which only happened like twice in the entire book yet the summary makes it seem like he should be in the entire book) there is no real connection

I think maybe Jillians got a point about these Australian authors. Seriously, what are they putting in the water down there? And where can I buy me some?!Australian author Rebecca Lims novel Mercy is one of the more interesting books Ive read this year. And at a 111 books and counting, thats really saying something! Complex, gripping and dark, this novel definitely marks another author to watch out for. Mercy, as she calls herself, often finds herself in a new place, in a new life, in a new body

The opening paragraph was interesting enough. It showed that the writing was clear and concise, but sadly, it was followed by this massive info-dump on what the main character looks like, and it turns out that shes one of those Im pretty but I dont notice it characters, which makes me groan, since 90% of YA is filled with these characters. Then, she goes on to describe who I can only assume is a potential love interest, because he has far too many far-fetched descriptions like: He is tall,

Mercy's new body is as unfamiliar as the world around her, but it's the same as it's always been for her. She doesn't quite remember her lives before, but in short instants, she'll have flashes of memories of a past she can't recall. Her new body is a teenage girl with a voice so gorgeous it could make grown men cry, but she's your average, awkward teenager, attempting to meddle through this thing called life while on a music exchange program. The family hosting her is struggling with their own



I found Mercy both intriguing and unique. Granted, I'd never read paranormal or angel teen fiction before, but since I read this book I've read (or rather, I've tried to read) several other such books... This was my favorite, and the only one which compelled me to actually finish the accompanying series.It's not just a fallen angel story. It's better. Just read it. I think you'll understand.Questions to consider:Do we fall in love with a person based on how we see them or on who they are? If the