I'm a little disappointed because I wanted to love this book soooo much! I'd been eagerly waiting for it for weeks, and there were definitely parts that I did love, but I just didn't click with it like I thought I would. I definitely clicked with Mack though! I thought that MACK DADDY was worth reading for him alone! ;) 
 While I didn't click with it as much as I thought I would, there were definitely parts of MACK DADDY that I did love! Most of them had to do with the characters, especially the main two, Mack and Frankie! I absolutely loved them both! They were well developed, and I really enjoyed their personalities. I loved their chemistry, the dynamics of their relationship, and I really loved seeing how their relationship changed over the course of the book, both in their past through flashbacks and in the present! I also really loved seeing Mack as a single father, and I loved seeing his relationship with his son, Jonah! I also adored Mrs. M, Mack's elderly neighbour, who was his major sounding board whenever he needed someone to talk to--that part of the story was really adorable and hilarious! In general, it was a pretty funny book, and I guess with a name like "Mack Daddy" it's probably pretty obvious that it's going to make you laugh! :P 
 Now onto the parts of the story that I didn't particularly enjoy. The best parts of MACK DADDY for me definitely had to do with characterization and the relationship dynamics, but the writing itself and plot kind of fell flat for me. The dialogue, especially between Frankie and Victor, felt a bit stilted and awkward. It was just so formal, and the long passages of dialogue felt unnatural. When it comes to romances, my biggest pet peeve is a lack of communication, so I had some issues with the miscommunications in this book. Somehow Mack and Frankie were incredibly honest with each other while also managing to keep some pretty big secrets from one another. I don't mind that kind of setup if the characters eventually hash things out, but I felt like it was always the intervention of other characters that solved the issues that their lack of communication created. They didn't seem to ever improve their communication on their own, which really irritated me. I also just wasn't a fan of the many plot twists that seemed to just add unnecessary drama. 
 Overall, I liked MACK DADDY, but unfortunately, I just didn't love it like I thought I would. I did love Mack and Frankie, and I thought that their characters were fantastic! And I do think that if you enjoy second-chance romances, single father romances, and romances with a bit of dirty humour thrown in that you'll enjoy this one! At the very least, I think everyone (or at least most people) will love Mack--he truly was my favourite part of the book!