This contemporary parody of the childhood classic "Are You My Mother? "is a humorous and heartfelt tale about searching for love--and letting it find you. "Are You My Mother?" by P.D. Eastman was likelyone of the first books you ever read and something you'll read to your own kids. In the meantime, author C.B. Bryza has modernized a childhood classic into a feel-good and nostalgic gem for adults. "Are You My Boyfriend?" is a witty, contemporary take on the search for true love. In her travels--a.k.a. night out with her BFF--our heroine encounters the "tough guy" with the poker face, the "wealthy cad" with his perfectly folded ascot, the "average dude" who can't take his eyes off her friend, and two very attractive, very charismatic men--who are also very gay, and very married. Will she ever have a happily-ever-after?

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Tilly has the day from hell when she's sacked from her barristers' chambers in the morning, then finds her husband in bed with her former best friend in the afternoon. She escapes to her mother, Roxy - a sassy solicitor whose outrageous take on men, work and family life is the despair of her more conventional daughter. Roxy comes up with a radical plan for their future - they'll set up a new-style, all female law firm which will champion women. Before long they are rescuing women who have been cheated, put upon, attacked, ripped off or ruined by the men in their lives. When a gun-toting Grandma bursts upon the scene having shot off the testicles of the men who raped her grand daughter, Tilly finds herself at legal logger heads with Jack Cassidy, the smooth-talking, politically incorrect, legal love god who broke her heart at law school.