Solving Greed by Erin Coal | Book review

Book review:

"Solving Greed" is the third book in the Seven Deadly Sins series by Erin Coal. I partook in the high speed of this story. This was a book I was unable to put down. The zest level was astounding. I adored the dom/sub-associations and the utilization of subspace. It is intriguing for books to incorporate sub-space and genuine aftercare.

Sophie is partaking in a closeout for subs, to fund-raise for a worthy motivation. Whoever has the most elevated offered will win time with the sub their offering. Both Damian and Logan are keen on Sophie as their sub and begin an offering war, but since these men are closest companions they choose to part their experience with her.

Sophie is extremely diverted from her occupation as a cop by these two men, and when sentiments begin entering this circle of drama things get confounded. The time Damian and Logan purchased with Sophie is running out. Can they let each other go?

There's a touch of risk and tension alongside hot provocative times and a genuinely sudden HEA for the three that leaves various inquiries unanswered. The elements between the characters in this book were right on target. They were extremely differentiating individuals however for reasons unknown the science between them generally recently worked, sincerely demonstrating that opposites are inclined toward one another.

The flavour was elegantly composed, creative and exceptionally hot. There was barely sufficient plot to keep it fascinating yet it didn't divert from the connections which were actually the fundamental focal point of the book.

I read the second book in this series "Painting Gluttony" some time back, and I truly appreciated it. The characters had their own experience story and there was an entire story happening beyond the heartfelt one. Love this story and anticipate more from this author.