Greed

Seven Princes of Sin #4

by S.N. Hunt

Left homeless and penniless after her husband's death, Isabel faces more bad luck. Her apartment complex is scheduled to be demolished in ninety short days. She has only one place left to turn to: Club Greed. With a hopeful heart and a mother's determination, she must face her fears and seek the help of a Prince of Sin.
Corvus aches to find his mate, but he never thought she would walk right into his club. Despite his beast's insistent pestering to lock her up, he offers her a deal of a lifetime, one where they both will benefit. He needs to gain her trust and wash away the uncertainty that lingers in her gaze. But that won't be easy with two young boys underfoot. This one is not as dark as the other Princes of Sin books, but is still intended for mature audiences.

This book is part of a series and should be read in order, please see book one, Lust.

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About the author

S. N. Hunt, a passionate writer, immerses herself in the world of romance through reading and writing. When she’s not indulging in these pursuits, she cherishes moments with her loved ones, including her husband and furbabies. Embracing nature, she delights in summer camping trips and fishing escapades. Cooking, baking, and savoring delicious food are among her pleasures. Above all, she values and appreciates the support of her family, for which she expresses gratitude to God every day.

Reviews

[Sue Miz · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was surprisingly good
I enjoyed the story and the characters
And the intricate plot twists

Greed, the prince of hell, is looking for his long lost mate, a dryad which happens to be a widow with 2 sons
I loved that he was not lusting after an 18 yr😁 like some similar books do
Isabel has been delt a hard life (or lives in this matter) and needs Greed to make her remember who she is

TBH, I had to forget my religious background to read this book because it makes Satan and his sons the good guys and Angles the villians
So just be cautious if this triggers you

But this is what fiction is about

This definetly is an 18+ book with the violence and sex scenes
And although I loved the story, some things did not make sense and at some points the storyline moves so fast you get wiplash from not understanding what happened

Did Greed unite with his beast?
What happened with Wrath?
Why was Raphael set against Greed?

Also, there were a lot of unnecessary epilogues about other characters that confused me
Maybe because this book is part of a series and I have to read the first book to understand certain things (which I will definetly do)

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Kimberly Bransford · Rating 5 out of 5]

To think that the seven deadlies are a bad thing, and normally they are, but this group of brothers actually help others. Take Corvus and Isabel, she comes to Club Greed for a loan and he gives her a job to do. He embraces her children and she fits right in with his family.

[FM Ahmed · Rating 4 out of 5]

Oooh I been waiting for this book to come out ever since I came upon SN Hunt’s works with her own version of a storyline with the seven cardinal sins.
Greed was very very interestingly different than how I assumed it would turn out to be, especially about Isabel whom I had thought would show her depression and everything but yes we have to remember this is a erotica romance series.

However I was expecting a little bit more of the story line as the last 3 books were bangers to me and this was a little let down. But, there was a lovely flow and we can see the cracks in Isabel trying to balance her own personal life and her life as a mother.

Moving on, the spice scenes ooof they were yum. VERY MUCH YUMMY. They were well done and really polished. Adored the scene where Corveus just takes her adult toy and breaks it in half like nothing and he fears away giving himself away of being supernatural but instead Isabella falls over in laughter 😭

Overall, a good enough novel yes. Looking forward to the next books in series alright. So many questions left to answer.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[diane astin · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book. I love reading series because they allow you to be a part of a bigger story. Isabel and Corvis is a great inclusion in this. There are dark overtones however this is integral to their book and the series. I loved Mum and Dad's visit.

[Jenni · Rating 5 out of 5]

Isabel finds herself a widow, homeless and pennyless thanks to her late husband and in need of help to support her two boys Brandon and Will, going to club sin she hopes to find it. Corvus had always waned to find his mate and when Isabel walks in to the club she knows shes the one, but its not so easy to win her trust and that of her boys after all shes been through. well written, a different pace to the other in the series but definelty worth the read!.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Tiffany · Rating 4 out of 5]

Greed is the forth book, you really need to read the other books before this one. If you haven't read them now they are great!
I think so far this is my favorite besides the first one. I really enjoyed the story between the couple in this one. I don't want to give to much away.

I can't wait until the next book comes out. S.N. Hunt has become an auto read/buy for me.
I received this book for free from booksirens, I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Cinders Elly · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been obsessed with the 7 Princes of Hell series from book 1 and Greed is no exception. You go into each sequential book KNOWING that there will be a fated mate destined to suffer. You know the Beast will be there. But still you just have no idea what twists and turns will get you to the final page. It's riveting.

I loved this book. I loved that the FMC is not another super model thin, early 20s, aloof knockout beauty. In fact, she might be one of my favorite FMC EVER. I related to her. I enjoyed reading about a mature relationship with real issues beyond the2 supernatural fated mate. I actually enjoyed the fact she is a Mom, and I've never thought "single mom" would be a troupe I would enjoy.

I know this series is supposed to conclude at book 7 but I truly hope we get to explore more of this world. There was a taste of that with Brandon and I have GOT to know about Will.

[Phoenix Seon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Warnings:

#1) Be there demons here.

#2) Don't be a prude.

#3) Insta-mates.

#4) Part of a series, not standalone.

#5) HEA for them.

Dude. Corvus and Isabel. The Saints aren't an issue any more, so the story isn't as dark and fraught with insane tension as the previous books; however! Isabel and Corvus have their own battles to fight. Isabel did not have the same upbringing as the series' previous heroines; she was privileged. She wasn't lured into a "better" life by evil forces bent on corruption. She had her life up-ended, and so her story (and, by consequence, Corvus's) is going to be vastly different from the other books.

That being said, their story doesn't lack any heat, doesn't lack any passion, doesn't lack any of the "I'll do anything to have her" feel that is a key component in this series. Corvus is fully aware of his beast, which is such a fun addition to this story, and I love how strategic Corvus is, how patient. He doesn't seem to personify "greed" as we think it might present itself.

In addition to Corvus and Isabel's story, there's a surprise story that's introduced within it, so I'm hoping that evolves into its own book, which will prolong this series! And, omg… the balcony scene! Iykyk!

Cannot WAIT until the next one: Envy!

(I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.)

[Kelani · Rating 4 out of 5]

Check TWs. Spice is 3.5/5 🌶
Greed. Corvus Greed. Greed is a different book from the rest. Isn't as dark but due to the characters makes sense it wasn't super dark like books 1-3 but couldn't have gone a different way. It it dark but in a different way. I loved how greed is with the MFC. The new twists that I can't wait to see what happens with those! Read them in order. Definitely won't know what's going on if you don't!

[Marie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Omg ! S. N. Hunt does not disappoint. Each book in this series just gets better than the last.
Looking forward to reading Envy.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Ashley · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is another stellar addition to the series. I loved the characters and their story, but also the continuing story from the previous books. Greed delivers in all the ways we’ve come to expect from Hunt. Corvus and Isabel have a spicy story but also one that is filled depth and character development. There are some teases at the end about who our mates are for our remaining 3 princes and the preview of Envy will have you panting once you read it.

I received an arc for my honest review.

[Helena Mitchell · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the book. This is the first I have read in the series and was enthralled from beginning to end. The story flows well and couldn't put it down until finished. Longish book, which I like. Good read and would recommend

[Mary S. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Man this series just keeps getting better and better with every single story. I for one am anxious to see how all of this will end, who will be the victorious between angels and demons? And we still have three more to go can’t wait for the rest of them.

[Toni Crocker · Rating 3 out of 5]

Honestly had high hopes for this book after the last 3 before but it was anti climatic compared to them.

I know not every book can be better than the last especially with the last 3 topping the book charts for myself.

I still really enjoyed the characters and thank god 🙏 a curvy mam was introduced in one of these books! Now I'm not one for an insta love kind of thing but it wasn't too bad in this book && I also know that another story line started in this book concerning the youngest son 🫣 can't wait for that!

All in all its a good read 📚 with everything being said I still couldn't put it down just like the last 3, to get the just of the stories they have to be read in order && I highly recommend!!

[Rach3l · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a good read. It seemed more like a normal romance. The progression of the relationship seemed slower than those relationships in the last few books. I also felt like the last few chapters almost seemed like afterthoughts even though I assume the author was just trying to get the reader intrigued for the next book.

Side note: I received a copy of this book in exchange for a honest review

[Katie F · Rating 5 out of 5]

Greed is right! I am definitely finding myself more and more familiar with Greed each time a new book in this series is released.

I mean, what do I even say? I'm not very good at going through the plot or commenting on character development, but I am IN IT with this author/series until the very end! I absolutely cannot wait to see what Envy, Wrath, and Pride bring us.

10/10 would recommend
10/10 would read again

[Katie F · Rating 5 out of 5]

Greed is right! I am definitely finding myself more and more familiar with Greed each time a new book in this series is released.

I mean, what do I even say? I'm not very good at going through the plot or commenting on character development, but I am IN IT with this author/series until the very end! I absolutely cannot wait to see what Envy, Wrath, and Pride bring us.

10/10 would recommend
10/10 would read again

[Carolina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great installment in this series. It keeps me wanting to read more. Books are just the right length.

[Morgana Lefaye · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the fourth book in the series, and it breaks the mold. The Saints gang is no more, and the storyline is completely new. I mean, it’s still about a prince finding his mate, but other than that, everything is different, which makes it more exciting than books two and three. I would give this a 4+ if that were an option.

Isabel, Corvus Greed’s mate, is a widow with two sons, and money problems, which lead her to Club Greed. She is watched over by Raphael, who plans to use her to free his sister Uriel (who was captured at the end of Gluttony). In addition to Corvus and Isabel’s story, there’s a lot more family interaction, time spent with Satan and Lilith, a brief history of the world which provides insight into God’s personality (he’s not the deity we know from our real ohuman religions), a visit to the land where the dead get judged, a purple vibrator (actually two different purple vibrators), Isabel’s back story as a dryad, teenage angst from Isabel’s oldest son, a visit to the dungeons of hell, Satan’s idea of how you talk to your sons about sex (I nearly died laughing over that one), Isabel overcoming the insecurities instilled by her late husband’s emotional abuse, more information about Luci’s parentage (I mean his father has got to be God, right?), Luci behaving obnoxiously at a family dinner, Michael getting a hacker to hack heaven’s database to lock out Luci, and more on Michael’s plans for Luci, which are ingenious and diabolical. There’s a lovely bit where Corvus masturbates to a fantasy about Isabel, and Isabel, who’s asleep at the time, dreams Corvus’ fantasy. All in all, this book was loads of fun.

Now I’m wondering about the Choir’s parentage. The demon princes are all Lilith's sons, 6 with Satan and one with uncertain but I think it’s got to be God. So who was the mother for the Choir? Or did God just create them, rather than fathering them on some unidentified female? Hopefully that question will be answered in one of the upcoming books.

I received a free copy of this book in return for an honest review.

[Aries.Pisces · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is another excellent book by S. N. Hunt. The author's reimagining of the seven deadly sins is unique and counter to mainstream religious teachings. Things aren't black and white with the Princes of Sin and I love the way the author shows us that everyone, in all walks of life, fall in love despite their life situations.

Isabel Lowe, a sigle mother, meets Corvus Greed after her husband dies and she has been given 90 days to vacate her apartment. She makes a deal with Corvus to remodel some property that he owns. She has no idea that Corvus really wants to make her his queen. While the story isn't as dark as the others (the story does involve two children after all) it is plenty dark enough to keep up with the first three books in the series. As the author states, there are triggering topics, so heed the trigger warnings. The books are best read in order so that you get a true feel for the world-building in the series. However, if you happen to pick up the book and read it on its own, you can still understand the story (but please read them in order anyway, you'll enjoy the experience that much more!).


BTW, I love the conversations that Corvus has with his demon. Just goes to show that our inner voice really can be a pain in the...

[Holly Reid · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the fourth book in the Seven Princes of Sin series. Although not required, I highly recommend you read the first three, in order, first.

I have been loving this series so far, and Greed is no exception. This book is a little lighter than the others (still lots of spiciness and it is still dark, just not quite as intense as the first couple books), which is kind of a nicer breather in the middle of the series.

I also loved that Isabel is not some teenager an immortal being is absolutely head over heel in lust with the second they spot her. Isabel is older, wiser, and has kids and a past of her own! The whole past lives thing was also a nice addition, and helped keep the books fresh and not get overly repetitive.

I am eagerly diving into the next book in the series, and can't wait to see what happens with the overall arc and characters.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Katie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another chapter of the Hell vs. Heaven saga. The demons always come off as more “good” than the angels. They are loving, protective and caring (while still happily meting out pain and torture to those who deserve it) compared to the angels who are rigid and jealous and cold … and also torture and use the weak for their own purposes and then casually discard them. Corvus is the sweetest of the demons so far, I think. His quandary about having “the talk” or even “A talk” with Brandon was hilarious. Isabel seems like a normal, down-on-her-luck single mother who was emotionally abused by her jerk husband. Corvus was so sweet in his care and support of her. Don’t read this series if you want a black-and-white, traditional interpretation of demons and angels. But if you like strong, loving relationships despite adversity and a strong family dynamic, this series is great!

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Ashley Houghton · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

S.N.Hunt has done it again! This is the fourth book in the Seven Princes is Sin series and this book delivers everything! It’s a well written, quite paced dark romance with spicy scenes that are hot hot hot 🥵 🔥! I love duel pov from Corvus and Isabel. This fated mates story will keep you on your toes with all its twists and turns. I highly recommend it.

This series must be read in order to understand what’s going on but it’s so worth it! I can’t wait for Envy!

[CelticMoonGoddess · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am so loving this series and with each book gets more exciting.
The author has not only great imagination, but I love the characters and ensemble, the vulnerability, adventure, humour and especially the steamy hot erotic scenes. A great mix of my two favourite genres supernatural and erotica.
With each book the background and journey to final outcome of what is to come unfolds as we learn a little more not only of the ensemble of characters along with the exciting and page turning adventure of each prince of hell finding and trying to reconnect with their mate. I really enjoy that they are not generic as each meeting and claiming is unique to each book and prince of hell so you get different experience with the two main characters each time.
Looking forward to next adventure in Envy.
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Carol Demmon · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is about Isabel, her two sons and Corvus's interest in her. He is Prince of Hell and knows that Isabel is his mate. Brandon doesn't like him, Will loves to be with him and he finds that he is willing do anything to have Isabel. The story fades back and forth between realms and it sometimes seemed to be confusing. This was an interesting story. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Esther T · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another fantastic read!! Mammon aka Corvus Greed is one of the Seven Princes of Sin and the master of greed. Dianthus aka Isabel is a widowed mom of two and is also a dryad. This story is on the tamer side in comparison to the other brothers. You have an verbally abused woman and a man who loves his mate with meat on her bones. Very well written and the plot thickens further!! Not a standalone book and needs to be read in order or you will be confused. I’m impatiently waiting for Lucifer’s story I know it’s going to be very very very good.

[Lisa D · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love this series more and more with every book. Corvus and Isabel are so good together. Their story captures you from the beginning and keeps your attention until the end. And I loved that Corvus was so in touch with his beast. That was a great addition to the story.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Melony Phillips · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have enjoyed the twists of the seven deadly sins. This book, started and I wasn’t so sure, however, the twists it took and the story that developed soon made the book very hard to put down. I don’t read a lot of books a second time. I am sure I will make an exception with this series.

Disclaimer: I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[JoseeMG · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a really good read. Liked the interaction between the main characters and the kids. They were not left behind in the story. I also like how the story flips to the past lives. Great series and good love scenes !

I received a review copy for free and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

[Holly McLellan · Rating 4 out of 5]

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.