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He is 6'6" tall, a cross between Ichabod Crane and Abe Lincoln. He is a professor of linguistics, bewitched by language, deluded about his ability to win the hearts of women with his erudition and physical appeal. He is Thomas H. Chippering, a.k.a. Tomcat. And in his private dictionary of love, three entries stand out. Tampa. Just the word makes Tom Chippering's blood curdle. That's where his ex-wife, the faithless Lorna Sue, now lives with a suntanned tycoon whose name Chippering refuses to utter. Revenge. If Chippering can't get Lorna Sue back, at least he can wreak havoc with her new marriage. Love. His ex-wife may have disapproved, but is Chippering's fondness for women - especially the nubile coeds who attend his classes - really so wrong? And now love finds a new form: Mrs. Robert Kooshof, the attractive, demanding, and, of course, already married woman who may at last satisfy Chippering's longing for intimacy.

Editions · 5

Paperback
1998 · Broadway Books
347 pp · EN
9780767902021
Paperback
1998 · Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.
EN
9780002258203
Paperback
1999 · HarperCollins Publishers Limited
368 pp · EN
9780002258197
Paperback
1999 · Crown Publishing Group, The
EN
9780767902045
Paperback
2000 · Harpercollins Pub Ltd
384 pp · EN
9780006551522

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