If it ain't Dutch, it ain't much — a series by Han Jansz. van Meegeren

At 63, my wife twisted my quiet life upside down, inside out. She wanted to rekindle the fire and re-live of the kinky days when we just got married, centuries ago. If your marriage has been through darkness and survived, it is difficult to suddenly turn on the Dom-switch. Finding that restart button was not as easy. I knew I was in for a hell of a ride. But nothing in my wildest imagination could prepare me for what was about to happen.

The next instalment in the Dutch Master series, is called Bad Girl. Sylvia, Koen’s former wife, has been replaced by his new love, Jutta. Guilt and Shame fight a fierce battle within Sylvia. So many things happened in her past. Is she worthy of love and belonging? Jutta and Koen’s relentless pressure forces her to confront the ghosts of her past, the sights, sounds and smells that haunt her.

Zuzanna is tired of being retired. When Koen suddenly passes away, she promises she’ll take care of Sylvia. How do you care for someone consumed by grief? Zuzanna finds a radical solution. Tied like Siamese twins, they move to Scotland to take care of a sixteen-year-old boy who is always in deep trouble. And soon, he’s not the only one. Ugly Girl finds a unique way to come to terms with her insecurities. Reading the previous books in this series is not strictly necessary to enjoy this book.