Now, now girls; you're both pretty. 
 Alright -don't get me wrong- love hate relationships can be tons fun! ...But only if you like the characters. This was just a testosterone pumped dick measuring contest trying to disguise itself as romance. Call me traditional, but I actually like some romance in my romance. 
 At least there is plot? Right? 
 Err. Well. The first chapter opened in such a formulaic and cliche way that it was eye roll worthy (lady meets mysteriously charming man, ends up *gasp* dead. Cut to detectives. One promoted for awesomeness replacing the MC getting fired... but no one saw that he'd get a second chance and they'd have to work together. Noooo. We then have our typical pair; good cop bad cop. Follow up with lots of insults and chest beating and uuuggghhh. 0 element of surprise = not good for suspense). The authors did their research and must have interviewed tons of relevant people, but it results in a story that feels more like a handbook to police work. 
 ThisiswhyIdon'treadmystery. *dies* 
 Okay. To be fair, I only picked this up because it's so prolific in the GLBT genre and I thought this would be a good way to expand my interests. Try something new. But it wasn't new. ...Maybe it gets new later on? I don't care anymore. I've already given it an hour of my time and it has yet to intrigue. 
 I'm not sure if I'm going to finish this ...but seeing as I have the audiobook I very well may, but it's going to take forever to gather the motivation and time to listen (I also really, really hate the voices the narrator puts on for dialogue and makes the experience even worse. I cringe every time he reads a typical "boss" voice. Don't even get me started on how he reads female lines).