I read and loved Marianne Power's 'Help Me!' many years ago, but I waited to pick up this one. 'Love Me!' follows the author's journey to love, romance and sexual liberation through a real myriad of ways. Though it was not as varied as 'Help Me!' (it wasn't really the right structure for this book), I found myself enjoying this one almost as much. It was an odd sensation. At one moment, I would find myself rolling my eyes (it gets very ethereal and, for lack of a better term, 'hippy-dippy', which I don't always gel with) but at another moment, I would feel very emotional and seen by what she was experiencing and learning about herself.

I do genuinely think everybody will get something out of this book, even if it's only a small wedge of hope. You might not rush out and buy a jade egg once you've closed the covers, but I like to think it'll help you in some way. It certainly helped me.