Unlike her best friend Emma Fitzgerald, Casey Rossi had never been overly maternal. She much preferred parties with Patron to Pampers and pacifiers. Most of all, she enjoyed a healthy sex life with her husband, Nate. But all that changed with the birth of their daughter. While motherhood is a thrilling, new adventure and her love for Nate grows even stronger seeing him be a wonderful father, Casey can’t ignore how stagnant things have become between her once steamy sheets. Between her exhaustion and Nate’s schedule at the hospital, there’s little time or energy for sex. She can deal with sporting spit-up stained clothes and a few sleepless nights, but she can’t abide losing the white-hot connection with her hubs.

No matter what it takes, Casey is determined to resuscitate her flat lining sex life. She starts out seeking the advice of her friends, Emma and Megan. But she’s desperate enough to try anything that she even solicits the advice of reformed manwhore, Aidan Fitzgerald, which turns into a fiasco of epic proportions.

Will any of Casey’s intentions be successful at reigniting her lost bedroom heat, or will they fail and cause matters to fizzle even worse? It’s one hell of a predicament.

But new parent needs, changes, hormones, and timing make it a challenge. Casey wants to fix their situation, but just seems to increase her anxiety and add new complications.

But is any predicament so bad that advice from Aidan Fitzgerald is needed and appreciated? And will her girl power group offer other alternatives?

Casey and Nate are such a fun couple. Nate is sweet, easy going, patient, and a nice guy. He is a family man who loves his wife and daughter, but is charismatic and sexy too. Casey is sex starved and a bit overwhelmed as a wife, working woman, and mom. She is a bit dramatic and creative and tries hard to come up with new ideas, but sometimes makes little errors in judgment that lead to some interesting scenes that I could not help but laugh at.
This is a cute, funny, sexy, romantic little novella showcasing how life changes when the family grows. Most parents and couples can relate to some of the issues. It is told in Casey's humorous, unfiltered point of view. I loved checking in with old friends Emma and Aidan, Megan (and Pesh), Connor and Jeff and seeing how their lives are going. It is so wonderful to see the bonds that these friends continue to share. This has the light, witty, fun feel like the rest of the Proposition series but just in a more compact format and is not bogged down in deep, long lasting emotional turmoil. Fans of the series will enjoy hanging out and laughing with these old friends while also sharing some heartfelt and touching moments.
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.