On a whim, Maggie makes a man wish list:

*Must be single

*Must have a job

*Must not still live with his mother

*Must have his own teeth

What Maggie really wants in a man:

*A man who can slow dance

*A man who can make her laugh

*A man who can read between the lines

When Quinn Carter shows up on Maggie Claire's porch at dawn—with a box of newborn kittens and a mysterious past—she doesn't expect him to become her breakfast buddy, much less the man who'll turn her love life upside down.

After years of keeping men firmly in the "friends" category, Maggie doesn't trust easily. But when her tongue-in-cheek "Man Wish List" accidentally goes public, the offers start rolling in—and so does the chaos. Quinn, her reluctant and recovering next-door neighbor, volunteers as her personal screening service: twelve blind dates in twelve nights, all while pretending he's not falling for her himself.

Maggie's not looking for love—especially not with the man helping her find it somewhere else. But as the dates unfold and Quinn stays stubbornly by her side, she begins to wonder if the man of her dreams might have already knocked on her door.