Book Review: Falling for the Beast by Skye Warren

He can never turn back into a prince... 

A troubling revelation puts Blake's newfound career in jeopardy--and even worse, puts Erin's impending graduation at risk. He can't risk her future no matter how much he wants her.

She will never have a happily ever after... 

A dark legacy threatens everything they've worked to build. When old debt comes between them, both Blake and Erin must fight to protect each other--and their love.

Since their forbidden beginning, Erin and Blake's relationship has been marked by deep sensuality and intense emotion. The couple is tested at every turn. They're running out of time. Blake and Erin will have to trust each other to forge their own sexy ending.

Falling for the Beast is the final book in this Modern Fairy Tale duet. I was not a huge fan of the first book and the second is much of the same. As in the first book the character conflicts continue to be resolved with sex. The book is riddled with sex, sex and more sex. In between the sex is a developing relationship between Blake Morris, the professor, and Erin Rodriguez, the student/maid. The story rounds out with Blake's unusual connection to Erin's thesis that leads to a showdown with his parents. It's all too coincidental. Although this duet may not be one of my favorites, I have read several other books from the author that I loved.  3 stars