This book, like the first Fuentes brothers book, was a sexy, entertaining read. But it suffers from the same issues as the first. 
 The author starts out strong, building characters and helping us to connect with them right away. We feel the attraction, but then they're instantly in love. There's no in between. That annoys me a bit, I have to say. 
 I loved Carlos almost as much as Alex. He's a bit more of a cocky jerk than his brother was, but I still liked him. 
 Kiara was a sweet girl, and I loved her family. 
 This story didn't have much of a gang plot. The stuff that was there felt kind of forced. Honestly, I think the book would have been just fine without that. A rebellious kid taken in by a "foster" family falls for the goody, goody daughter? Yeah, I'd read that. 
 The epilogue here was as cheesy as the first. I kind of wish the author wouldn't write then. They're unneeded, really. 
 I do have to commend the author for bringing the sexy. I'm highly appreciative. ;) Though she did fade to black in this one more that the first. I must admit I was a little disappointed.