After DNFing the first book in the series I though, "Hey, may be it was a fluke" and gave this one a go. And I came to a conclusion that may be this author's writing just isn't my cuppa. And that's fine. 
 While this book was better than the first for me, with a faster pace and less unnecessary details, I failed to connect with the story and ended up DNFing at 80%. 
 If you like enemies to lovers storylines this one might be for you. There also is a fun bet going on between two main characters about who's gonna give in and beg the other one for sex first. 
 I didn't like the hero, perhaps because he comes off as a bit of an airhead. The way he talked felt weird to me, I'm not sure why but it felt very fabricated to me. Again, TO ME. You might like it. I also felt like there was a lot of fabricated drama in the book which I've seen coming. Saw the "set up" happening since the beginning of the book. 
 What did me in was the amount of times these two said or didn't say "I love you" to each other. I'm just really past the point of adults playing the "should I say it or not say it" game in books.