A conversation between Jules and Vance- 
 "You put a tracking device on my car," I said in my defense. 
 "So?" he responded. 
 "And in my purse," I went on. 
 "This is a problem because...?" he asked. 
 "This is a problem because..." I couldn't think why it was a problem with his angry eyes on me. Then it came to me. "It's intrusive," I finished. 
 "It's intrusive," he repeated. 
 "Yes," I clipped. 
 "Then you'll probably not be happy to learn that your house is bugged. The living room and kitchen have cameras as do the front and back entrances." 
 My mouth dropped open. "You're joking," I whispered. 
 "I put them in myself the first night I broke in. The only reason the windows don't have them is because you have protective bars." 
 Oh my God. 
 See what happened there? 
 Vance is the stereotypical dominating and macho alpha man, we're supposed to swoon over. Well ladies, no one, I repeat no one should be allowed to control your life, ignoring your views on your life. 
 Just because the hero is physically hot, if his attitude is like "I don't care what you want. You and I are going to have sex.", he is not worth it. 
 Gosh, I thought the series was picking up and then this book comes my way and manages to do a complete rewind on all the efforts human civilisation took to emancipate women. I would have given this book zero stars, if that had been possible.