Review: Another Rich Sensual read by Ms. Beck.  I am enjoying this series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2014
Originally reviewed for Tea and BookI  just reviewed book Three of Paloma Beck's Seven Sin Sisters Series yesterday and here I am reviewing book Two.... What? Book Two... *grins* I am so blaming it on netgalley.I will tell you that reading this book after book Three just proves my mantra to me (all together now) "always read in order".Eternal Envy fills in a little more of the background, things that by book Three you are just supposed to know. I am guessing book One will tell me even more.Of course the benefits totally outweigh the negatives and like all prophecies reality is just a little different than the truth.Eloise has been harboring the sin, envy. She has spent her entire life being envious and NIT liking that about herself. Seeing her youngest sister mated first wreaked havoc in Eloise. Layla had never wanted this but Eloise has dreamed of finding her mate, her entire life. Now her envy us spiking... needing to clear her head she takes a walk, stumbling (literally) into the arms of her destined mate.Caedon is the communication specialist for the team and used to watching from afar. Since the mysterious disappearance if his parents a century ago, Caedon has stood alone amongst the team. When Eloise falls into his arms he is humbled. Of course that doesn't keep him from biasing her around.It's kind of fun watching these two fumble around with the mating. Well watch Caedon. His only point of reference mated with Layla, who had to be eased into mating as she really wasn't interested... but no worries, Caedon might be a dominate in the bedroom but Eloise manages to set him straight.Along with finding each other Caedon has another surprise coming.. It seems the mystery of his parents has been solved and the team has orders to take care if things.Another rich, sensual read by Ms. Beck. I am enjoying this series of course I do wonder what book I will get next. *grins* I can't help it, it's March and the Madness has set in.ShauniThis review is based on the ARC of Eternal Envy, provided by netgalley.