I think this had potential to be better than her other books. The opening was already funnier than her previous ones and I'm guessing that was pure luck on the author's part. 
 Rogue centers around Melanie, Brooke's party-girl best friend, is sick of not having her own 'real' as Brooke calls her baby daddy. She wants someone who will worship the ground she walks on. So, naturally, she ventures to a bar in the hopes finding him there. What she does find is a lot of rain. You see, in the city of Seattle it rains a bit and unfortunately for her she had the top down on her car. Never fear! A hero was there to solve all her problems. 
 Lucky for her, the hero also happens to be gorgeous! 
 Greyson King has some secrets of his own and they all revolve around Melanie. While her friends are wary of the guy and warn her that he might not be the greatest guy she could fall for. Well, screw everything close friends and family think! So they begin a relationship that really only consists of sex on the weekends. 
 But she wants more. 
 Crazy enough, so does he! 
 Like numerous other new adult books, the story revolves around the bad boy turning good for the one girl. 
 I had problems with this book. 
 1. The lack of female self-respect. Melanie is insecure and whiny and while that's fine, I hoped she would at least change by the end. Instead she doesn't change at all! She says she hates her life because she worries her parents wish (view spoiler)[her twin sister survived instead of her (hide spoiler)] and that she was less colorful. She doesn't want to be the one-night stand anymore. Yet, she lets Greyson treat her like one! I thought that maybe (view spoiler)[walking away would mean she grew a backbone (hide spoiler)], but I was wrong. It's such a bad message to send to young females. 
 2. The hospital scenes. Okay, I've sat by the beds day AND night of two people in comas. They were two of the worst experiences of my life. Do authors not realize that nobody instantly just WAKES UP from a coma? Do authors not realize that food and water are a no-no until approval from a specialist? Clearly Evans doesn't, but after (view spoiler)[Melanie (hide spoiler)] wakes up from her coma and is immediately cognizant, she gets force fed water down her parched throat. Yeah, no. How about waiting a full 24 hours for ice chips and then possibly getting a swallow test when the doctor is available. Do some damn research! 
 3. The ridiculous gangster life. I don't even need to discuss it. It's just so poorly done. 
 The things I liked about the book: 
 1. Greyson was funny. He was the complete opposite of Remy. 
 2. There was somewhat of a plot over the other books. 
 3. (view spoiler)[Melanie falling five stories. Omg that was hilarious! (hide spoiler)] 
 Meh. 
 Just meh.