Jordan and Mia. Too much foul language (why must EVERYONE use the 'F' word so much?!? It shows a lack of intelligence as far as I'm concerned), too much sex talk (plus, I'm not a big fan of sex for the sake of scratching an itch), too much violence toward women. This is the second book I've read by this author, about this security company. They don't seem to know what they are doing. They are a fledgling agency, I get that, but they don't really seem to know how to do their jobs. Then there's Mia. After what happened to her, the first thing she should have done was to see a therapist. THEN, there's the whole high school vibe going on - 'I like you, do you like me?' Just not my cup of tea.