Same old, same old. Gorgeous, tatted playboy/man whore with trust issues devirginizes naive, innocent, and beautiful girl with smarts and a heart of gold. One of them betrays the other (usually by leaving for a not-that-long amount of time) and then they get back together and have unusually amazing vanilla-kind-of-kinky sex. 
 Look, to be honest, I think Abbi is very talented. Vincent Boys was the first book of hers I ever read, and I really enjoyed it. Pre-sexed Breathe is also very sweet and entertaining. But I really think her publisher and her fans are ruining her. By pushing so much for the NA-versions of her books and then demanding she stay locked into the worlds of her ever-expanding series, Abbi's legion of fans and her publisher aren't allowing her to truly develop her craft. I mean, seriously. There's a third Vincent Boys on the way, even though both couple's stories are well over. Then, from Breathe, she had to take the leftover point no the triangle, Marcus, and give him a story. Then it was Cage. Then skip over to Preston and Amanda. But, whoops, Cage's story isn't done, better give him another. Oh, Jason was left out; time for him to get his shot. Oh, Krit just got screwed over so it's his turn. Poor Dewayne is always in the background, must be time for his book. And, although Abbi hasn't said anything official yet, reader pressure is on for Jeremy's book. Meanwhile with Too Far Rosemary Beach, Woods was pushed aside for Rush so he got 2 books, Grant got 2 books, Tripp is getting 2 books due to a GREVIOUS AND TERRIBLE plot point that should not have ever happened, plus three Rush and Blaire books are not enough so Rush has his book, Mase might get one, and Thad is a "who knows?" despite being a less-than-secondary character with utterly no character development and an average of 2 lines per book, if that. 
 Here's the thing: props to Abbi for creating likeable secondary characters, and yes, every person is the star of their own life blah blah blah. But not in fiction. Secondary characters do not always need to have their own story published. It's simply not necessary. Abbi's fans are so dedicated and props to them for being so loyal and getting her the superstar publishing deal she has...but they obviously have no concept of true storytelling. They want one story from Abbi and that is as described above: a sexy (usually bad) boy who is usually tattooed and pierced interestingly getting it on with a sweet (usually good) girl who is super pretty. They have lots of sex and angst the end. Personally, I would LOVE to see Abbi try something new, but that doesn't seem entirely likely. But who knows? She said last night at her Dallas Take a Chance launch she has a meeting soon with Simon Pulse, which is a YA imprint. Maybe she'll be released from the stranglehold of the same na story.