Arrow's Hell by Chantal Fernando

Arrow what am I going to do with you? Can't you just be friendly and not like a growly hormonal bear?:
           I clear my throat. “I need clothes.”
           “I got that,” he says, scratching his chest lazily. “I was waiting for you to finish eye-effing me."
The more time he spends with Anna the less of a bear he is, it's kind of like he's reinventing himself, "I look at Arrow to see him studying me, grinning. “Christ, you should see the way your face lights up talking about a damn turtle." Sometimes you need to catch your woman whose not your woman yet having a conversation to get your head out of your a**:
         "Maybe I should just find a guy and have some hot, filthy sex and work out my frustrations, instead of chasing after a man who doesn’t want me,” I say.
        “Faye, leave the room,” Arrow grits out, the fury in his tone notable.
Arrow isn't the most romantic guy but he makes up for it in the orgasms he gives his woman, "he smirks. “I’ll full of adrenaline, darlin’, and I won the prize. Now let’s go eff." Although this book was Arrow and Anna's story you get caught up in Rake and Tracker and we'll those two sure get around I wanted to but punch Tracker so many times he's like a woman trying to make a decision about shoes he can't make up his damn mind.