How to Tell If Your Boyfriend Is the Antichrist: (And If He Is, Should You Break Up with Him?)

Let Patricia Corbin do all the work for you on eliminating 73 disturbed and very disturbing personality disordered losers from your stable of potential life-destroying devils. It's all laid out before you in excruciatingly hilarious detail: the Closeted Homosexual, the Trekkie, Misogynist, Passive-aggressive, Bumpkin, Stalker, Mamma's Boy, Insufferable Bore, Pathological Liar, and much, much more. If you are not certain of your current flame's personality type, the author has actually indexed the book by symptoms, enabling you to make a quick diagnosis without consulting a professional. I highly recommend that you purchase How To Tell If your Boy Friend is the Antichrist, however, I am not sure if it should be filed under Humor, Self-help, Romance or Horror. You'll just have to buy it and make your own decisions.

I gave this book as a gift to my daughter and both she and her boyfriend think its great. I think it is right on the mark for people of any age.

In the current market of "gift books," sometimes I wonder if there's really room for another. But when I picked up "How to Tell If Your Boyfriend Is the Antichrist," I started laughing out loud from the first page and couldn't put it down until I read the entire thing. Don't skip over the acknowledgements page, which is yet another example of Carlin's hilariously dry writing style.

How to tell if your boyfriend is the Antichrist: 1. Does he skip saying "God bless you" when you sneeze? 2. Does he not care about WWJD (What would Jesus do)? 3. Does he forego recycling? 4. Is he self-conscious about his cloven hooves? How do you tell whether he is a robot, a Trekkie, a twin, or a woman? These, and many other "red flag" labels for potential boyfriends are cleverly discussed by Patricia Carlin in this neat, small, and R-rated book. She continues with strategies to consider if you, indeed, find out that "Roger" is a Scientologist, a serial killer, or a polygamist! Witty, witty. This would be a great book to pull out at a party with friends. Take turns reading each page. In fact (and you heard it first here), I suspect this would make a great party guessing game, so move over Trivial Pursuit!

Wickedly funny. Each page is filled with irreverent wit in the tradition of Sedaris and Bukowski. I can't wait for her next book!