I love stories with positive sex worker representation while also showing some of the realities (like that of Jordanne's rocky relationship with her family in Nigeria). The story is interesting, the characters are real and complex, and the spice is definitely hot.  I loved the communication between the characters, especially Jordanne and Kian from the beginning, and then the three of them towards the end. Luka was especially interesting. I love his demi rep and how Viano Oniomoh presented his unique experience with his sexuality. In all honesty, I have read 5 books from this author, and each one has been amazing. This one was no different. This is definitely worth checking out if you want a story with amazing spice with even better character analysis and growth. It's layered, complex, and just all-around interesting.