The first thing I should say is, although I gave this one the same rating as the first book - I did like this one a bit more. Just a smidgen. 
 (view spoiler)[Roni and Taber are in love. Taber is one of the genetically altered 'Breeds'. Taber "marked" Roni 15 months ago. A bite on her neck links her to him. She realizes this after seeing news reports about another female with a similar "mark". These fanatical news reporters/journalists get a hold of her when she is at the grocery store one day; thanks to them the public now knows she's marked, she needs to be hidden. Taber comes for her. 
 Why wasn't he there to begin with, you ask? Well, each of them received a note from the other 15 months ago pretty much telling each other off. This happens almost right after Taber "marks" Roni - but neither of them sent these notes (we find out about this near the end of the book). Hurt feelings are all over the place, but Taber still loves Roni and her safety is priority one - along with showing her she belongs to him, that is. 
 A kiss binds them together, sending Roni into "heat" - and it just gets steamy from there! (hide spoiler)] 
 My complaints: (which were pretty much the same with book 1) 
 1.) The story line has so much potential, and it'd be so great if she would elaborate on it some more - give it more attention. Keep all the sex, but add more story too! 
 2.) The damn womb references. Ugh. I can't be the only person who is completely discouraged by it. I want to put the book down each time I read something like "clenching womb", "her womb rippled", "cramps in her womb", "her womb spasmed", "convulsing womb" - etc. There is more, trust me. It's horrific. It ruins a good sex scene for me. 
 3.) Some of the dirty talk the lovers do reminds me of bad hentai. Like, too many weird metaphors and too much describing things in detail. Almost cheesy at times. But, it'll make you giggle. 
 Other than the extreme obsession with using the word womb too much, the sex scenes are great. They can be tedious sometimes, but she mixes it up pretty well. It's a definite treat. 
 The story got a bit more interesting in this book, and I hope to see more as I continue the series.