At the center of the plot is Liza. She is smart, attractive, and built a career in the publishing business. But that was fifteen years ago. Now Liza is a divorced housewife and forty. Her ex-husband lives with a young mistress, leaving Liza with huge bills for the house, and her grown daughter has gone to study abroad on an exchange program. Liza is left alone, forced to re-enter the workforce and start life from scratch. But how do you start from zero when you’re not twenty anymore? It turns out that in a world of iPads, Twitter, and hashtags, employers are more eager to hire young college graduates, and industry experience is negated by a 15-year gap. When Liza’s return to her beloved profession seems on the verge of failure, she decides to pass herself off as a 26-year-old. The ruse works, and Liza lands the coveted position of assistant to the powerful head of a publishing house in New York. Now Liza must adapt to a new age and a new place, make friends with younger colleagues, and not forget her “real” life. And also try not to lose her head in a romance with a sexy tattoo artist. Also, of course, with a young man…