Girl in the Wild by Beth Orsoff

Girl in the Wild by Beth Orsoff

When Los Angeles publicist Sydney Green convinces her boss to let her produce a documentary for the Save the Walrus Foundation, the only thing she is really interested in saving is herself. Sydney sees the walrus as merely a means to improving her career and her love life--and not necessarily in that order. For any other client Sydney would've killed the project the second she learned she'd be the one having to spend a month in rural Alaska, but for rising star, and sometimes boyfriend Blake McKinley, no sacrifice is ever too great.

Yet, a funny thing happens on the way to the Arctic. A gregarious walrus pup, a cantankerous scientist, an Australian sex goddess, a Star Wars obsessed six-year-old, and friends and nemeses both past and present rock Sydney Green's well-ordered world. Soon Sydney is forced to choose between doing what's easy and doing what's right.

Beth Orsoff's Girl in the Wild is a bright, comical tale of ambition, romance.and walruses.

This title was previously published as How I Learned to Love the Walrus

Beth Orsoff, a New York City native, has long attempted to reconnect with her primal roots by refusing to live more than an hour from the sea. She worked as a lifeguard during her early years, ecstatic to be paid to work on her tan, until her parents forced her to obtain a real job. As a result, she enrolled in law school, conveniently located near the beaches of southern California, and began her career as an entertainment lawyer. She now resides in Los Angeles, where she splits her time between writing novels and preparing Hollywood contracts.