Book review: I'm Your man

Just finished reading the lastest book by one of my favorite gay authors: Timothy James Beck (Okay, TJB is actually four authors who group writes - I just wish my group could do that). Anyways, "I'm Your Man" is the latest installment of the TJB books. All three of the books ("It had to be you" and "He's the one" being the other two) are interconnected and each one deals with a certain relationship. The current one deals with Daniel Stephenson (an openly gay actor who plays a straight guy) and Blain Dunhill (a rather closeted ad exec). The books opens when the two break up and Blaine is approached by a female friend to have his baby. Being heartbroken and single Blaine thinks about it. Like always, this is just the start of a very funny and romantic story. Almost all of the characters are back and as usual, they give the book a great feel. I highly recommend reading this book (as well as the other two) coz it deals with not only gay issues but also of family, friends and life in general.