Tammy Jones wants to be a private eye, but she's so shy she has a hard time talking to people, let alone asking super-hunk Detective-boss Pete Hunter for a promotion. So she sits in the typing pool, until Hunter needs a double for movie star Mariatini. Tammy has the build, but can she become an outgoing movie-star type? It's Hunter's job to transform her--but neither can guess how she is transformed or what she will become.
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Tammy needs all the strength and confidence that she's building because Mariatini really is in danger. Somehow Tammy must not only face the public as a famous movie star, she's got to defeat a killer. Hunter wants to help, but he finds himself wanting to protect Tammy--even if it means kicking her off of his team.
TAMMY AND THE PRIVATE EYE is a smart contemporary take on the Pygmalion story. Tammy starts wimpy, but grows strong. Hunter is a hard-edged alpha-type guy, but shows his sensitive side as Tammy grows.
The review of this Book prepared by Rob Preece
