Annoyance at the lack of proofing aside, I enjoyed reading this one. I didn't get mentally pulled into this one as much as I wanted to be, but I think that had more to do with my daughters pestering me constantly while I was trying to read than for any lack in the story. 
 This is NOT a Sleeping Beauty/Snow White type story, if you somehow got that impression. It's not a fairytale. This is the story of a vampire (Marcus) who has woken from a 3-year coma and has to unlearn the prejudices of his kind so he can help a human (Liam) who was in an abusive relationship during part of that period. Marcus comes to realize that the being he was prior to his coma will not be able to help Liam heal from his past relationship, so he must change many things he has learned to become the Master Liam needs. 
 The things I enjoyed most about this book were how well the vampire as a species was detailed, and knowing that, how well Marcus was detailed so we saw how he fit and yet how he now did not fit within those strictures. I liked seeing that Marcus was rattled by his experiences, that he was not completely unscathed coming out of his coma. It made him feel very real. 
 Marcus and Liam worked very well as a couple, filling needs within each other.