Dark-Hunter Novels No Mercy, Book 14, (Paperback)

from pollywannabook

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy NO MERCY latest in a long line of books featuring all manner of paranormal creatures fighting evil and falling in love in the process. At this point in the series there are countless characters, tons of intersecting romances, and a dizzying villainous i...

from talksupe.blogspot

full review available at talksupe.blogspot.com In the tradition of Kenyon books, this one is fast paced and acerbic. Although Dev is watered down, appearing funny than corrosive, the banter between the characters is still amusing. I love how their love story played out, they know what they want a...

from aoibhealfae

Its a direct continuation from Bad Moon Rising after Sanctuary was dissolved and daimons raided the club which left Aimee and Dev's mother dead (and their father along with her) and thatdaimon can go into the sun which freaked out everyone since they can now kill people 24/7.The main focus of the...

from readingover50

This was a good book. It followed the same format as the other books in the series. Unfortunately I have not been reading them in order, but I would like to continue to read the books in this series. Although the book was about Dev, the were-bear, it seemed to talk a lot about Nick. It seems that...

from jmoncton

The 19th book in Sherrilyn Kenyon's Dark Hunter series, No Mercy is a combination of love story and sci-fi adventure. Dev Peltier is a Were Shapeshifter and for centuries has been protecting Sanctuary, the New Orleans haven for Immortals. Samia Savage, a former Amazon queen, is a Dark Hunter, a s...