New Cover & New Title: Only You aka The Mephisto Mark by Stephanie Feagan!

Hello everyone! Today I want to share with you all the new cover and new title of a book from I series I love and that I reviewed recently!

The Mephisto Mark, the 3rd book of the Mephisto Covenant series has been renamed and has got a new cover to make it easier to find to its intended target audience: all the romance readers out there!

You wanna see the new pretty?


Here it is! Only You by Stephanie Feagan!

Nothing in the inside of the book has changed, it only has made it easier to find it, cover wise, to those who look for romance novels, cause this is a romance, no doubt about it!

You can check out my review for it, with its old title HERE.

Friday Reads: ARC review of The Mephisto Mark by Trinity Faegen!!

And for the next entry of this week's Friday Reads, the third book in a seven books planned series, a new twist on paranormal romance since it's about the sons of Lucifer's second in command!


The Mephisto Mark by Trinity Faegen

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


The Mephisto Mark is the third book in the Mephisto Covenant series. I'm so very glad that Trinity decided to go ahead and continue telling the stories of each of the brothers and self-publish this book!

The Mephisto are the sons of Mephistopheles and an Anabo (a human born without Original sin) and they are six brothers fighting their seventh, the elder brother Eryx. Eryx plan is to lure human souls to pledge themselves to him so he can get even more powerful than Lucifer and make Earth his domain and doom humankind to no chance of Heaven.

So far, all three book could be read as stand alones, but I still think it'd be better to read them in order, since some little things here and there hint to things to come, and as the books progress you learn new things that build up on the previous books.

As usual I'll try to keep this free of spoiler for the book but I might mention some things that might tamper your enjoyment of previous books (if nothing else cause I think these books are best enjoyed jumping into them without too much information).

The Mephisto Mark is Phoenix's story. Phoenix was the first of the brothers to find his intended Anabo, a hundred and some years back, but as with many first times it was all too new and too confusing and Eryx got mixed in it and she died. Phoenix has been closed in his guilt since then, withdrawn and focused only on defeating Eryx until Ky finds Mariah, the sister of her intended, Jordan. Mariah is an Anabo but she's suffered so much, being a victim of abuse when she was younger, that her Anabo light is dim and she thinks she is doomed to Hell for some choices she made in her past.

Phoenix and Mariah's story is quite the opposite of easy, since they're both quite damanged individuals. And with the background of Eryx's continuous threat getting even closer it just seems that nothing is really gonna end well. As always, Trinity's books are a study on human nature and on human's reaction to pain, to trauma and how we can make our choices for better or worse. Despite Phoenix's conviction that he doesn't deserve a second chance, he ends up learning more about himself and what he's willing to sacrifice to do what's right for Mariah. And Mariah, a victim of sexual abuse in her childhood, has an equally harsh road to go on to find a safe place from where she can start to heal and confront her fears.

There are quite a few unexpected turns and revelations in this book, and quite a few times when things turn really bleak and at times I just couldn't help but cry cause kindness can come from the MOST unexpected being...

A fantastic read, very well deserving of 4 and a half stars!



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