Last Chance Llama Ranch

A scion of Manhattan's Upper East Side, Hilary Fields wrote her first romance novel at sixteen, and continued to write women's fiction even as she studied classics and philosophy at St. John's College, a tiny liberal arts college in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In the spirit of cognitive dissonance, she still divides her time between Manhattan and the Land of Enchantment, and enjoys cooking, crocheting, and her obligatory feline companions.

Last Chance Llama Ranch is all kinds of funny. Sophisticated funny, sweet funny, flat-out-belly-laugh funny. Had me grinning from start to finish. Except when it made me want to pump my fist and shout 'Oh, yeah!' for every woman who has ever feared she couldn't do her One Big Thing -- and did it anyway.--Diane Thomas, [A] smart, bawdy, tenderhearted beach read--New Mexico Magazine on Last Chance Llama Ranch, An engrossing story with a unique cast of characters-both human and animal-written in a unique and confident voice. --Kirkus on Last Chance Llama Ranch , Charming characters...interesting and fun.--Library Journal on Bliss, Cupcakes, sex toys, and a hippie lesbian aunt -- this book contains all the elements of my ideal life. Go on a wacky little adventure with Hilary Fields and enjoy the stranger side of Santa Fe.--Sara Benincasa, author of Agroafabulous! on Bliss

A scion of Manhattan's Upper East Side, Hilary Fields wrote her first romance novel at sixteen, and continued to write women's fiction even as she studied classics and philosophy at St. John's College, a tiny liberal arts college in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In the spirit of cognitive dissonance, she still divides her time between Manhattan and the Land of Enchantment, and enjoys cooking, crocheting, and her obligatory feline companions.