E.M. Lindsey writes some of the best ace romances I've read, and they've done it again with this one. I really love how every book that has an ace character in it shows exactly how unique the spectrum of ace-ness can be. They always manage to portray it in a way that resonates with me. I'm a big sucker for the micro-trope of "stranger comforts other stranger who is afraid of flying", so this book was already off to a great start for me, and it just got sweeter as the story went on. Both men were really struggling to get their personal lives under control as one thing after the other kept falling on their heads. Luckily for them, they each had their own network of support to help them through it. Kylen's baby-mama was a huge reason he was able to remain sane throughout this book, and she was a really wonderful character. She cared about Kylen and Flora so much, and she helped him feel confident in his decision to let his feelings for Dallas grow. Dallas, of course, had his single-dads group to lean on, and he also had his brother and nephew behind him. Not only were they there for Dallas, but they accepted Kylen into the group and welcomed him into their found family. I think the chemistry between Kylen and Dallas was perfect; they were attentive and loving with each other, and neither of them had to change who they were to feel wanted. This book had a really satisfying plot development, with a good amount of drama and just a touch of heat, and I really liked the ending, too.