Unexpecting

Casey has two regrets-breaking up with David Mason twelve years ago, and not having a baby. By the time she hits the feared mid-thirties mark, she knows the two are related."Perfect for a bath and wine, or a read on the beach. Be warned, though, that I picked it up and finished it the next day. I was hooked."

By now, Casey expected to have a baby. Being a mother is all she's ever wanted but things haven't worked out according to her plan. No husband, no relationship, and her last boyfriend hooked up with a wedding guest as Casey was toasting the bride. That biological clock keeps ticking for Casey and her years of epic romantic fails have made great fodder for her roommates' jokes.

Casey also never expected to still be living with J.B. and Cooper in her thirties, but having a chef for a best friend makes it all worthwhile. If only she could keep her distance from J.B., who's on her list as one of her dating disasters, her living situation would be perfect.

But Casey thinks time is running out for her to have a baby. When David, with perfect rom-com timing, walks back into her life, Casey jumps on the chance that he might be the solution to getting everything she's ever wanted. But what if she's missing out on what's right in front of her?

Find out how Casey deals with the unexpected in Unexpecting