The story started well. I found myself actually caring about the storyline and the side characters, which is always nice in a book like this, but it was the chemistry between the main characters that actually disagreed with me to the point that I had to stop reading. Their relationship developed incredibly fast - which can work in some stories, but here they instantly became way too affectionate for a couple that barely knew each other. I mean, even tiny gestures aside, they have sex for one night and are already meeting the parents and joking about marriage. It's kind of like a high speed gallop through all the right "signs" of a relationship without taking the time to establish them properly, especially when these guys are introduced as 'instantly attracted to each other' despite the fact that one is openly insulting the other to his face. I wasn't given any indication that their relationship developed out of anything more than pure physical attraction and that this was somehow all they needed to form an instant partnership. 
 All that aside I'm willing to admit that I'm probably being picky, and that this doesn't seem to be an issue for most readers. So if this is a good genre for you and you're not bothered by tiny details like this then you might feel right at home here.