Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 4.5 STARS 
 I'm pretty much a sucker for the M/M genre; I love it and enjoy reading it. Sometimes it's great, sometimes it's good, sometimes it's bad, and sometimes is just flippin' fantastic. Such is the case with How I Met Your Father by L. B. Gregg. I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoyed this delightful romance featuring an older man paired with a younger man; a younger man who happens to be the best man in said older man's daughter's wedding. Do you see where this is going? This book is fast, furious, hilarious, crazy, humbling, and different. I loved these characters (all of them), I loved the plots (yes more than one), I appreciated the humor, and I was fascinated as the dynamics played out and the love that surrounded them all. This is flat out one of those books that made me happy and one I know I'll re-read frequently, it really is just a perfect story. 
 On the way to his best friend's wedding former boy band member Justin Hayes is terrified during an extremely difficult flight. On the verge of losing it, his seatmate Jack Basinger offers him comfort and keeps him breathing. After sharing a hasty encounter in a men's room, they are separated only to be introduced later that evening during the bachelor's party. So, yes a little awkward for both men but on the other hand they just can't seem to dismiss the feelings they have for one another despite the 15 year age difference. 
 I really loved how these two made no apologies for the feelings they had for each other even though they came on quickly. Once discovered by their friends and family, they didn't hide it or talk it to death they just decided to enjoy it and each other. Their sexual encounters were on the mild side which was okay, this is more of a sweet love story than a hot and heavy one but it was so endearing that it didn't matter. There were some complications to overcome and some questions that had to be addressed but overall they handled their new relationship with dignity and grace. 
 This is one of those books that simply brings a smile to my face when I think about it; you can't beat the unusual way they met, the shock of realizing they'd be closely connected after the wedding, the humor throughout, and the stellar epilogue. My only complaint as always, I would have loved more time with these men because they are simply fantastic as is How I Met Your Father, so pick it up and enjoy!