
Laura Fidorowicz
Any book with a Hannigan is going to be funny and wild. I loved the start of this series and the introduction to this new family. The crossover of a couple of my favorite AF series leading into a new one kept me wanting more from Dixon and Fiona. From the absolutely ridiculous online dating profile to the antics of the Beckett family were a lot of fun to read. I love how this series was set up and I can't wait for the next cousin to get his HEA!

Eileen Aberman-Wells
I enjoyed reading Mama’s Boy by Avery Flynn, the book one in her Last Man Standing series. Dixon Beckett, the CEO of Beckett Cosmetics and always has to Win. To Win at life, at work, and especially over his cousins, Nash and Griff. It seems to be the family motto. When his beloved grandmother dies, leaving only one last wrapped Christmas gift, they decide to have a last man standing dating contest where they each have six dates with the first person responding to their profile on a dating app; and Dixon's is horrible. The best part, his cousins get to plan the dates and Dixon wants to win the gift. Fiona Hartigan is a third grade teacher who can't seem to find a decent man. Since she no longer trusts herself, Fiona decides to channel her sisters; maybe then she can attract the right man. She seems to be drawn to worst of the worst when she sees the horrid Dixon is on the app; well a girl needs revenge to keep her warm at night. She just needs to pretend to be the complete opposite of who she really is.. She's been trying to get a meeting with Dixon, the CEO of Beckett Cosmetics, about her grandmother's skin care line but he's canceled every time. Maybe she could use the dates to get a chance to pitch the skin care line? I love a fake relationship story line. I was glad that Fiona found out early on about what was going on, it made it easier to figure out that neither of them was stringing the other along. Both families are complete nuts. The Hartigans are great protectors, even if the protectee doesn’t need them. The Becketts might be rivals but each one has found their own niche in the family firm so they're not out for blood rivals; just sibling rivalry pranks. Ms. Flynn wrote a wonderful, fun, enjoyable romantic story that filled with sizzling chemistry, clever banter, and entertaining secondary characters that should definitely not be missed. I highly recommend Mama’s Boy to other readers and look forward to Nash and Griff's books. I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.

Marina Skinner
Mama’s Boy is the first book in a promising new series from Ms Flynn. Its a rather entertaining story with good banter, outrageous witty moments and family who tell it like it is! I enjoyed reading about Dixon and his bet with his cousins but also when he meets Fiona Hartigan, lets just say the funny moments are rather up there. I may have been anxious about Fiona’s story but what I really loved was her family’s unwavering support and the way she grew. I also rather admired her sass and go get em attitude. What happens when the truth comes out? Or feelings are involved? Will there be a winner after all? Only one way to find out is by reading for yourself. Cant wait for the next book in the series! Bring it on!