This is not the first novel that I have read by Fyfield. I had first read Blind Date and enjoyed it quite a bit. On the strength of that, I picked up Perfectly Pure and Good. I was really looking forward to reading it.What a difference between the two books. I thought that Perfectly Pure and Good was really wretched. The plot was unbelievable; was there anyone who did not see the big surprise in the plot coming a mile away? The main character was even more unbelievable-- a beautiful spontaneous lawyer who solves problems by sleeping with people. She even sleeps with the obnoxious mildly sadistic characters, which was disturbing on a number of levels. It was not offensive, precisely. It was just plain silly.Fyfield did better with the male characters in the book-- the only reason that I gave this two stars instead of just one.Skip this one and read something from another Fyfield series. I sincerely hope that this book and not Blind Date was the anomaly.