Ok so I don't know if I am being unfair here because it is entirely possible this book suffers from 1st book syndrome but I can tell you I was unimpressed. 
 Basic Plot-- US Government unknowingly sponsors agency/company, Mercile, who creates a New Species that splices human and animal DNA and then experiments on the subjects for military purposes. Ellie, the h, infiltrates compound, falls for test subject Fury (how original for a half man/half animal) and rescues him from being abused/raped, kills his attacker and then blames H for the death of his abuser in order to escape with information that will implicate company and ultimately free the new species. Once H and h escape, they end up living in a secure compound, Homeland, designed to protect and integrate new species into society. 
 Fury goes into a frenzy when he sees Ellie and attacks and threatens to kill her. Then he becomes even more obsessed with her and stalks her, eventually kidnapping her and "torturing" her with multiple orgasms (um hum). 
 Ellie loses her job at Homeland, goes to live with said abductor/torturer and they fall in love (sigh!). Fury and Ellie come out with their relationship amid a sea of angry haters (ala 1960s race wars) and he throws himself in front of a gunman for her, leading to multiple GSWs (gunshot wounds) and hospitalization. He leaves AMA, is assigned a home health nurse who is really a *spy* for Mercile industries who pumps Fury full of experimental drugs that makes him furious (sorry I couldn't resist) but he fights through it and saves the day. 
 Pros: 
 It's a PRN with a HEA 
 Cover didn't immediately turn me off 
 Cons: 
 Absurd names of characters. This book should be re-named Fatuous. ( I really wanted an F name, so I went with it :> ) 
 Ridiculous dialogue--seriously, who speaks so simplistically? noun--verb--adjective thrown in here and there to keep it interesting. Hemingway she "ain't" 
 Predictable-Flat characters who seem to follow a script in terms of reaction to events in the story. I like my characters to be dynamic and change with the story in not always expected ways. 
 Unrealistic (yes I know its fiction, but still) turn of events--seriously, who has home health come and live with them???