Most daughters have a huge weakness for their father. A love at first sight, a relationship that defines the way we perceive the opposite sex, a model that follows us throughout our lives, and a benchmark for every man we meet. With him, we feel safe, and his absence pushes us to desperately search for something that could fill his void. The truth is, we never get over him, even if we don't admit it. But our dads don't have eyes for anyone else, unless it's our sister. Raised not to show their feelings, the words that ultimately go unspoken create relationships that hover somewhere between overprotection and adoration. This is a book to say everything we would like to say to the first great love of our lives.