Cry Mercy - Toni Andrews

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                                                    Cry Mercy (Mercy Hollings)

Review : Cry Mercy-Toni Andrews -2009

Had enough of vampires or werewolves but love that supernatural thrill . Meet Mercy Hollings a telepathic with the plus superpowers of what's known as pressing , getting people to do what she wants by communicating her thoughts into her mind . Sounds like a great power to have , but with most powers comes a weakness. Mercy was dropped by her foster parents when she was 11yrs , After 18yrs of being by herself she has decided to go talk to her foster parents and track down her birth parents for some sort of clue about her past. Along the way we meet her misfit of friends , read as Mercy gets caught in a Gang Turf War between not only one gang but three, and trying so hard to talk her friends out of a so-called surprise party that she's trying hard not to know about . As Mercy discovers being Telepathic is not all what it's cracked up to be.

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