5 Caboodle Stars! 
 Damn, I loved this book. Why did it have to be so short!? 
 There are so many things I want to talk about, but I feel like I just can't find the right words. Ok, so if you're in your thirties or even in your late twenties and can remember when Friends first came on TV? And you LOVED that show, right!? Couldn't wait for Thursday to roll around again because you're going to see your friends again? THAT. IS. THIS. BOOK!!!!! 
 Ian Hunter is an ex-NFL player that was knocked down at his peak. Since he can't live his dream as a professional football player, he's going to do the next best thing. He's going to be your Wingman. Say you're the shy girl in school, never learned how to put on makeup or pick out the right outfit, or maybe even learn the basics of flirting or the art of kissing? Welcome to Wingman Inc. Ian and Lex have you covered. 
 The concept is simple: 
 Who better to teach women how not to get played, but the player himself? 
 So basically Ian and Lex are living the dream. 
 And I'm basically the modern-day Superman, saving women from themselves while my best friend, Lex, plays sidekick. 
 Now I know that this may make Ian and Lex kinda sound like dogs, but they really are looking out for their clients. They analyze each individual and their compatibility. If they are in fact compatible this is where Ian steps in, coaching the girl on how to make herself noticed without changing who she actually is. Just perhaps enhancing her a little bit. Their goal: no woman should have to settle for less than what they deserve. 
 It's kind of like when you go to the pound and pick the dog with the lazy eye because you feel sorry for it and you know without a doubt that bastard will never stray. 
 But there's also a few rules. The biggest?? Don't sleep with a client. Enter Blake. Blake is Ian's best friend's new roommate and in desperate need of a makeover. As Ian is turning this sporty tomboy into the girl next door he finds it difficult to remember what the initial mission was: to get David, a star basketball player and a childhood friend of Blake's, to finally notice her. 
 When things started to turn and Ian found himself more like the client than the coach, things really started to pick up. He found himself in uncharted territory. Once confident, Ian found himself insecure and unsure if he was Blake's best option. 
 Oh my gosh, the humor in this book is SPOT ON. SPOT ON! It's just like hanging out with your friends, and they just get you. This is the first time in a really long time that I've read a book just of the male's perspective. It was really unique and RVD did a damn good job. I will say, I was craving a little more about Ian's childhood to add a little more intrigue and depth. 
 AND THE PROLOGUE?!?!!? Thank God I have The Matchmaker's Replacement already on my shelf because I need to dive in right now.