Teal Ceagh, Beauty's Beasts

Title: Beauty’s Beasts

Author: Teal Ceagh

Rating: Four And A Half Siren Stones

Genre: Paranormal Romance

Keywords: vampire, menage, male/male

Word Count: 62,049

ISBN E-Book: 97814199928758

Publisher: Ellora's Cave

Buy-Link: http://www.allromanceebooks.com/product-beautysbeasts-441863-144.html

Reviewer: Stacey Krug

Blurb/Summary:

Riley Carson Connors is yanked out of Pittsburgh and coaxed to New York by two tall, sexy strangers. Nicholas and Damian are the only people in the world who know anything about her mother and father, and what they know is terrifying. She must face a powerful enemy who killed both her parents, who were the best at what they did.

But while the truth about Riley’s family history is a powerful magnet, Damian and Nicholas prove to be even more compelling. Former lovers brought together because they gave their word to Riley’s mother, the two powerful vampires play erotic mind games with her, each hiding a sexual agenda that Riley can’t begin to guess.

But it seems to involve driving her out of her mind with the sort of pleasure only a centuries-old lover would know how to give.

Review:

Beauty’s Beasts is a great story with interesting characters. Teal Ceagh’s vampires are different in this story, for they are not so focused on bloodlust. Rather, they are more focused on everyday relationship problems that the century’s old vampire might encounter. It was refreshing to see the more “humanistic” characteristics show through in these vampires.

While Riley trains to become the demon hunter she was always meant to be, Damian puts his plans into motion. Through Damian’s machinations and intrigue, the plot takes some unusual turns. As a reader, I couldn’t wait to find out how this story would end.

In between the training and intrigue, the relationship between Riley, Nick, and Damian starts to take shape. The sex scenes are descriptive and sensual, not to mention hot and steamy.

Beauty’s Beasts ends, but it feels unfinished. Teal Ceagh leaves the story with the potential for a sequel, which would be welcomed!