Nope, not even close.
I can't get over how shallow the female characters are portrayed. I was over this pathetic shallow sl@g at 34%. If you're in a violent and traumatic situation I can GUARANTEE you the last thing you're thinking about is how "hot" the guy who bought you and is now dragging you around is (then again this character is akin to one of those idiots that says it wouldn't be so bad to be raped by Ted Bundy because he was supposedly attractive, despite knowing he's a serial killer). More likely, if you have half of a brain cell, your body and mind are in survival mode, fight or flight. If you aren't overwhelmed by the cacophony of noise then you're picking out specifics that will help you survive, where are the gunshots coming from, where the exits are, where you might hide, anything that might be used as a weapon, where will you go from here? Adrenaline would be rushing through your system making it hard to focus on anything but the second to second it takes to survive, OR you're completely shut down frozen and and unable to function at all.
So, the thought that her groin is tingling because this guy is just so "hot" is completely ridiculous, unless she's been in so many of these situations that they don't faze her anymore and she's so into violence that the adrenaline from it turns her on, and clearly that's not true because the author said she was sheltered and innocent. So this whole thing was ridiculous to the point of idiocy and I hated the shallow venal little twit of a female lead that couldn't stop thinking about how "hot" the organized crime boss was despite the fact he's threatening to torture her, and I was BEYOND sick of the excuse, "I can't help it, he's just so hot." She came across like someone beyond immature, into straight up childish, a simpleton who had no control over her mind or body and was completely oblivious to a person's actions, led by her libido and her need for money. I couldn't enjoy it because while reading it I was literally thinking about how I'd get the morning after pill if he forced me to get pregnant, and what scenarios would work to get away from six bodyguards, or how to get to the opposite end of the country from this human trafficking scumbag even if I had to walk the entire way and live off the streets like a homeless person.
I can also guarantee you (#metoo remember) when somebody has made you a commodity, treated you like livestock, taken away your agency and consent, no matter how rich or attractive, you feel humiliated, angry, ashamed, dirty, less than, and you want to escape because unless you're just shallow and brainless, good looking doesn't minimize evil, good looking doesn't make up for feelings of humiliation and powerlessness, and only the shallow would think that it's okay if a "hot" guy buys or rapes you. Of course that's what all douche canoe rapists, sexual assaulters, and human slavers think, that they're entitled to whatever they want and this plot pushes that entire male centric rape culture. People who buy and sell other humans ARE evil. I can understand recognizing a person is attractive, however, IN THIS SITUATION, given the sheltered nature of this girl's background I can't understand being swayed by that -- actions speak louder than a pretty face has impact, to me, but of course I have some depth to my personality and a brain. The only character worse than Teetee (and seriously what a nickname, a word that's a euphemism for urine) was her supposed best friend who thinks it's okay she was sold because she might be living in a big house, really?
This whole scenario was worse than insulting to self-respecting strong women, the execution of this story in particular is so unrealistic and unbelievable and the female lead's responses are so shallow and tween-acting I'm disgusted to be the same gender -- until I remembered I don't have to read the whole thing and keep putting up with somebody who's this shallow and idiotic.