Everything is pronounced. Jesus. You have a bunch of biker dudes and who's their love interests? That's right. Abused girls from some pedo-cult with christian "undertones." It is literally the clashing of two worlds, and they're so extreme, and the characters have fared so much abuse...just christ. Hells bells. 
 Since the girl is from the pedo-cult, it's a given she is a fractured mess. The difference in this story, is the biker dude is also a fractured mess, because he's been just as much abused as the heroine perhaps even more. The story started off with leads unable to touch each other, and the first time they do (okay, well 2nd time)...zoom. They've hit second or third base already. Hells bells, grab your rollerskates. Sometimes I felt like I was reading a story set in the 18th century, because it was like the 21st century hadn't touched this world at all. So wrapped up in their cults and gangs and medieval attitudes. Occasionally, I remind myself the bikers have bikes (go figure) so this must be at least set in the 20th century. 
 That said, once I took my incredulity out, I just enjoyed the ride. One of the best bits about this story was catching up with Rider. I encountered him in the first Hades Hangmen book, and declared him the perfect second lead, only to be outraged he was actually Cain, a disciple of that weird pedo-cult. But this story - it turns out he's really clueless about the pedo aspect and reacts violently when he finds out! YES! Go Rider! But damn - the other guys have kidnapped you and locked you up in the cell. I will be interested about reading you, next? 
 And on a sidenote: 
 I imagine if I encountered Flame, with his mohawk, and beard and heavily muscled body with tattoos - I'd faint. (Not really, lol) By jove though - he looks and sounds intimidating. And he's really, really violent when he mets out justice to the father who abused him. Although the story tried to go through a linear narrative of him getting through his hang-ups, at times I felt it was too rushed, compared to how steady it was in the beginning. But there was always another drama springing up, so I'm not giving the author too much aggro. 
 Still references to bitches and stuff - but compared to the first book, it felt like nothing in this one. Much less usage! :)