It's been five years since Dietrich reached into his bag of tricks. He thinks he has escaped the wrath of Petra until a police officer shows up at his door to serve him for back child support. When his new girlfriend kicks him to the curb he literally ends up on the curb, broke and homeless. He decides to enlist the help from an old flame. Petra Livingston is still trying to get used to being a saved, sanctified, single mother of a five year old daughter. She has to make the adjustment sooner than later when her mother suddenly moves out of town with her new boyfriend. She is forced to change careers so that she can be around for her daughter. When she is sure that things cannot get any worse, they do. A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing is the long- awaited sequel to Un-Equally Yoked. The characters from the first book reunite with some new perspectives and questionable motives, while the new characters keep you guessing from beginning to end. A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing is another example of how things aren't always as they seem which is not necessarily a bad thing.