I had waited a long time to read this book, after finishing Lexi, Baby. I liked Lexi, although she did get on my nerves, and I loved Landyn. Trish though,, Trish kicked ass and took numbers in Lexi, Baby. So, what the hell happened to Trish when she got her own book? 
 In the prologue, we get a glimpse into Trish's heartbreaking past, and I guess it sets it all up for us for the return of her relationship with Tony, and why she acts the way that she was. But, gone was the strong, smart-ass, best friend Trish that we loved in the first book. Trish is depressed, weak, and lets people (namely Tony)walk all over her. 
 After the prologue, the story is set up - Tony has to keep her hidden and safe from bad people. He moves her to his farm (temporarily) to protect her. But, from the get-go, he is a complete ass. He is so mean to Trish, with the words he says to her, and the way that he continually forces himself on her. I guess you can't really say he is forcing himself on her, because she takes it.. and likes it! Has she no self-worth? 
 Anyway, without going into detail about he plot, I was annoyed by the way Tony treated her, and Trish seemed too weak to stay away. She even fell harder for him, professed her love to him, and he ended up calling her a whore on more than one occasion. 
 However, I didn't hate the book. Tony does redeem himself (although I wouldn't forgive or forget what he said if that were me) and Trish gets what she wants. The sexual tension is hot between the two - as is the actual sex. I just wish that the author had made Tony grovel a bit more, especially after all of the nasty things he so easily said to Trish.