High-powered Amy O’Hara’s career as a coffee buyer sends her around the world for weeks at a time—until she gets laid off. Now neither she nor her husband, a talented but unemployed screenwriter, are earning any income. For the first time in her life, Amy faces the daunting responsibilities of being a stay-at-home parent—and quickly realizes two things: she may be the world’s most incompetent mother…and she’s going to need a lot more caffeine.

Suddenly Amy’s days are no longer filled with meetings but with messy playdates, dirty dishes, and put-together PTA moms, while her husband finds work. And as their family dynamic begins to change in both fun and frustrating ways, she’s asking herself the big questions: Can her marriage survive this kind of role reversal? How do you clean puke off a car seat? And what does she really amount to when the job she thought defined her is removed from the equation? It might just be the best thing that ever happened to her…