Little Mister Perfect by Wendy Rathbone

Can a neat-freak perfectionist boy and an over-worked daddy learn to trust enough to make an odd couple that truly works?

Sullivan
My family and friends always joke I was born with a pole up my you-know-what. I like things neat, tidy and perfect, including my appearance. It’s hard for me to just let go.
When I discover my inner little space, I’m not sure I want to entirely embrace it. While little space helps me to be more relaxed and impulsive, even somewhat wild, what if something goes wrong? What if I make too many mistakes? What if the potential daddies I might meet don’t approve of the way my inner little behaves?

Valente
I need to slow down. I’m in my mid-30s and have invested enough in my future to take a break from long workdays. I can now afford to stay at home more, work part-time. Plus, I’m finally ready to settle down. If only I can meet the right boy to let my true daddy bloom.

When I meet Sullivan, the boy is adorable, smart and sexy, but he’s so uptight I’m not sure I’ll ever see a second date.