9 Out of 10 Women Can't Be Wrong (Silhouette Romance, 1615)

Rating:
Summary: Maybe four and a half. . .
Review: This story tells of a reluctant guy posing for a calendar for charity, and the photographer who follows him around to get the shots . . . but she also happens to be his sister's college roomate, and the girl who fell hopelessly in love with him many years before, and is intent on "taking her heart back" now.

As usual, Cara Colter populates this story with a host of engaging minor characters, including a gigantic misbehaving St. Bernard named Basil. This is a good story, and a definite keeper for me, but there is not quite as much optimism as usual, and there aren't quite as many revealing smal details. Plus, there was more emphasis on the physical side of the relationship than is typical of many Silhouette Romances. Still an enjoyable read and an unforgettable hero, though!