Kristen hasn’t had a date it what feels like forever—well, a decent date at least. The geeky friend of a friend really didn’t count. So when she gets the invitation from her ex-husband’s new wife for the swanky party she’s throwing for Kristen’s eight-year-old son, she’s not exactly looking forward to having to show up stag. But when she meets the new wife’s son, something stirs inside her that she hasn’t felt in a long time. Will Kristen be able to ignore the age factor and let Dylan prove to her he’s the right man for her, or will she cling to the old fashioned ideals of the man needing to be older than the woman.

Dylan knows Kristen is the one for him the moment he spots her at his step-brother’s party. There are only a couple of catches—Kristen is his step-brother’s mom and she’s also ten years older then him. When the opportunity arises to have her, he takes it. But can he prove to Kristen he’s in it for more than just a fling?

Loved it, loved it, loved it! There are very few times that you read about an empowered woman being with a younger man. Hey, if it’s okay for a guy to be with someone ten or fifteen years younger, why can’t a woman do it? A Much Younger Man was a mesmerizing read from start to finish. I absolutely did not put it down until I had finished it and knew how it ended. I loved Kristen’s character. Her thought process is realistic, which was extremely refreshing. If A Much Younger Man is any indication of type of work from Veronica Wilde, I’ll be sure to pick up everything I see from her.