Ashley Bennett has been living her life without a worry in the world but now that she's reaching her thirty years of existence, all she can think about is being a mother. But guys just keep getting more stupider and lazier, so finding the perfect daddy turns out to be an hard task. 
 Dean Sherwood is a cute and hot ginger who is just fascinated with Ashley's beauty. So he can't pass up the opportunity to full around with that hot stuff and she is the one proposing it. He's instantly in love with her but there's just one problem: he always has his head in the clouds which makes him anything but daddy material. 
 Now Dean is determined he can be the man Ash needs, the question is, will Ash see that ? 
 "And I went down her whole instagram feed and screen-shotted the pictures where she's smiling. And where you can see cleavage." 
 I loved Dean (how could I not?). He's such a cutie pie, every time he was on the verge of tears I just wanted to hug him and make it better. He didn't had an easy childhood and his current relationship with his family is nonexistent. But that, surprisingly, didn't make him angry with the world but happy with his life. 
 I also liked Ash but she's another story entirely. Completely angry with the fact that her mother was an alcoholic who didn't give a single thought about her or her sister. The rate she was used to go at men made her look like a kind of woman she wasn't proud of. But she wasn't the kind of person to worry about what the others think of her so it never stopped her from having fun. 
 "I've missed the way your skin smells, I've been hurting every single day thinking about you. Nothing makes it better, not pictures, not memories, not alcohol, not porn. I've been fucking aching for you, day and night." 
 The storyline is quite different. Ash was the dominant in the relationship (no BDSM elements but still) while Dean was happy with any way he could have her as long as she was happy by his side. They're pretty sexy together and their sexual encounters are pretty hot. 
 I just wished the moment when they got the "big news" (can't say more without a big spoiler) was part of the book. 
 All in all, I loved the book. The story flows nicely, the characters are relatable and not a cliche and together they gave me all the feels. And it's funny, like, laughing-my-ass-off kind of funny. 
 I received a copy from the author.