This is the final book in a trilogy and Diana is trying to rekindle her relationship with her husband through therapy while managing her sexy fantasies website which he is blithely ignorant of.

The advice from the therapist is to have no sex and begin dating again slowly so a lot of the book is taken up with deliberately unfulfilled arousal. At the same time, the website is achieving public notoriety or, at least, being featured in Vogue! Then, the old boyfriend Jasper pops up in every sense leading to a lively climax for the trilogy.

If you’re following the series, then this will be an enjoyable read but if you are expecting several increasingly high-pitched yesses in a row, you could be disappointed for much of the novel. It’s not really dirty at all!

You might still feel slightly sorry for Oliver who appears to have hardly misbehaved in the previous novels and is now asked to live the life of a monk for a big chunk of this one. He is certainly long-suffering!

Anyway, fans won’t bother about all this and, to be fair, this book does wrap up the trilogy nicely. It will make a good holiday read by the pool!