 According to "Publishers Weekly", "Things to Do" is about a wife who discovers she married not for love, "but for a good health plan;" "Wheels" shows "true love is a sleek, cobalt-blue Alfa Romeo on the open road;" "Pravda" describes "two women, friends of many years, who spend a fall afternoon outdoors on a bench discussing Marxism, men and amorality;" in "Travail," an American couple who travel to Romania in search of romance to save their marriage find the highlight of their vacation is the sight of three stuffed goats in pink tutus; "Red Fever" has a heroine who claims that love is like another troublesome substance