Not as good as the first book. There wasn't enough plot to make up for the instalove; the whole thing happens over a few days, immediately after the previous events. Astaroth's amnesia is so inconsistent, it was hard to be convinced by his change of heart.

The author seems to make a big deal out of Calladia being fit and wearing casual clothes like that was unusual and something you have to defend?! The whole emotional abuse was kind of thrown in casually, like half way through she suddenly realised it was odd that Calladia was both confident about her lifestyle while also being weird about it.

There was a few things that were infodumped that could have made an interesting story if fed gradually, but it just seemed to want to get straight to the sex.