Great story.

Former journalist and current bakery owner and investigator Cherry Hinton is hired to look after a professional dancer that has made a few lucky escapes from freak accidents. Cherry enters the world of celebrity dance competitions as she investigates who of the celebrities or other professional dancers at the dance is right (I’m sure there is a network manager kicking himself for not thinking of that one first) wants to harm Nadiya Slipchencko.

It soon turns out that in the world of dance, everyone has had or wants to have sex with pretty much everyone else. This includes Felix Stow, now an MP and contestant, once a one-night-stand of Cherry, but mostly Jacob Stow’s brother. The two have some weird competitive streak going, which mainly makes me wonder what she saw in either brother. I’m calling the foolishness of youth and alcohol.

Cherry is assisted by her best-friend Kelsey, who has no filter, but a younger sister, who has even less of a filter. They take care of a lot of the comedy.

I liked this book a lot better than the previous story and I don’t think that is just due to the fact that I’ve actually seen a few series of Strictly.

I've read an ARC through NetGalley.