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"Fine chick lit tale"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 4, 2003
San Francisco columnist Tanzy Harrington classifies the
world quite simply around the concept that two types of
males populate it: wolves and sheep. Tanzy prefers the
dangerous wolves as her bed mate over the flock of
dependable husband material. The key to her unusual
attitude is that she Read more...
"Funny, sexy, intriguing, witty - a wonderful book!"
Reviewed by Paula Myers
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted May 16, 2003
Tanzy Harrington, the Last Bridesmaid in a group of Happily-
Ever-Afters, writes Tanzy Tells All, the most-read column
in the Bay Area. She shares with her readers her views on
romance, sex, relationships and men. In her opinion, men
can be grouped into two categories: sheep (members of the
herd consisting Read more...
SummaryWhy Is It That I'm Not Willing to Settle for a Sheep Like
the Rest of My Friends?
Sheep sex aside, what's wrong with a man who puts family
first, who maintains a steady job, has college funds set up
for his kids and builds that nest egg for his retirement?
Member of the herd, never straying. Solid, dependable Sheep
Guy. Why can't I love Sheep Guy?
For me, it's all those wolves. They distract me from the
sheep. Wolf Guy. Always on the prowl. Totally alpha. Not
interested in being domesticated. So what is it about these
men that makes my heart speed up in a way no sheep ever has
or ever will?
Tanzy Harrington is the Bay Area's most-read romance
columnist and self-proclaimed love-'em-and-leave-'em artist-
-and she's not quite ready to tie herself down to one man.
That is, until Riley Parrish lands on the scene.
When Tanzy agrees to house-sit for her eccentric great-
aunt, she finds herself sharing close quarters with Riley.
At first he seems a bit too much like the "sheep" Tanzy
derides in her column--too polite, the classic boring good
provider. But when she catches a glimpse of the "wolf"
lurking in his eyes, the ultimate alpha female is about to
take a fall.
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