Choices.
Consequences. Mercy. These are the topics that Erin Healy tackles
in her fourth solo novel, and it may be her most powerful yet. As the story begins, we meet Beth Borzoi, a
girl who dreams of becoming a vet, and who believes she may have healing powers. Her family operates a ranch, the Blazing B,
that gives second chances to its tenants.
But Beth makes a choice that could bring it all to an end. She, like all of us, tries to mend things on
her own, but instead she causes a downward spiral that seems to have no end in
sight. To save the ranch, she must find
her grandfather, a man she’s never met, and on her journey, she has an unusual
companion to guide her way.
As
is with Erin Healy’s other novels, and her co-authored stories, she keeps the
reader on the edge of their seat. House
of Mercy is suspenseful and fast-paced, and also spiritually challenging and
supernatural. And as all the good
writers do, she leaves you scratching your head at the end.
I
would definitely recommend House of Mercy, as well as Healy’s three other novels,
and I would rate this story as 4 out of 5 stars.
I
was provided this book by Thomas Nelson publishers and their Booksneeze program
in exchange for my honest review.
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