I think the most annoying thing about this book was that I planned on giving it two stars. I was actually more entertained by this one than the first one. Sure, the characters are still stupid and the plot is simple with all the caveman speak, but I found this one more amusing than when I read Real. 
 Then the author's personal views came in and she lost that extra star. 
 Brooke and Remy are back and trying to rebuild what they had before. Obviously their relationship is strained from what happened in the first one (view spoiler)[she leaves him like a complete bitch as he's lying in a hospital bed, scared and confused (hide spoiler)], but they're working on getting back to solid ground. 
 Too bad whores are getting in the way! And Scorpion! 
 I'll admit I laughed out loud over the whole (view spoiler)[scorpion present thing (hide spoiler)]. At least that was something different than just the constant boning they were doing. I figured some serious retaliation would take place. 
 Too bad it went in the direction of every other new adult book out there. 
 Yep. 
 (view spoiler)[She got pregnant. (hide spoiler)] 
 And this is where I have my beef. 
 The subject of vaccinations comes up briefly, but it left a lasting impression with me. To even have characters broach the idea that people shouldn't vaccinate their children makes me furious. I have numerous names I can think to call those people, but I don't have enough characters to list them all in this single review. Let's just say that her idiotic statement dropped it a star. It would have dropped it more, but I was only at two as it was. 
 Anyway, back to the cliche, everything seems to be okay. Until it's not. Brooke is fragile and has the potential to lose everything. So she goes home in order to take care of those needs and Remy carries on fighting. Naturally she's insecure and griping the entire time he's gone. Even though he admits to being completely head over heels obsessed with her, she questions everything he does. 
 Once they're reunited sitcom style - she pretends to dress up like an old lady and go incognito to his Seattle fight - everyone is happy. Until he goes black and can't get out of bed. 
 More health scares. 
 This book was just one big health scare. 
 Again, don't get the love for this series.