I found the plot a bit incredulous really. It all seemed far-fetched as did the "love" between Dante and Reece felt like. It seems to me that it's more like infatuation which is expected. When a hot guy literally wading through cash, sweeps you of your feets (albeit using a helicopter), takes you all the way to GREECE and his mansion, you tend to develop a tiny little crush on him. That's what I'd do. 
 But Reece goes a step further and imagines herself in love with Dante, an impossibly perfect and sensitive guy. In fact she explains the ridiculousness of this much more better than I do with this quote. 
 "I've known him all of two days and I want him completely, utterly and absolutely." 
 I can believe in love at first sight, but the key word here is 'want'. Want people. 
 And then the author decided to add in assassination plots, a typical jealous rival who I felt that could have been cut out of cardboard and the whole scenario with Becca and Quinn was unnecessary. This actually distracted and confused me so much, I had to spend the whole evening reading it again. 
 Other than all that, it was alright.I managed to read my way through it without killing anybody. And even though I found Dante annoyingly perfect, most of the fluff scenes with Reece did cheer me up.