Cinphanny Nickels is a licensed psychologist. She supervises a disgruntled staff that loves her about as much as she loves the dentist's drill. She accepted the position to be closer to her fiancé, but the nearness hasn't changed anything. He still isn't ready for marriage. Then, there's Maroncello Best-a charismatic high school teacher. Cello doesn't believe commitment is necessary for a great relationship. He views himself as a player and has never met a woman he couldn't seduce. When their best friends decide to get married, Cinphanny and Cello cross paths and the age-old battle of the sexes ensues. Cello wants to add Cinphanny's name to his list of conquests, but she's not sure of the guy. She finds him entertaining, but she's nobody's fool. She knows what he's after, and it sure isn't socially conscious conversation. Still, she finds her mind consumed by thoughts of Cello. The wedding is four months away, which means plenty of alone time. Will Cinphanny become Cello's latest conquest or has the skilled hunter finally met an unattainable prey?