Every year, marketing whiz and non-profit volunteer extraordinaire, Cynthia Rowe, puts together a beefcake calendar comprised of mostly willing hunky bachelors to benefit the Bocher Foundation's charity, a child abuse prevention organization near and dear to her heart after her own childhood experiences. But when Mr. July drops out to get engaged, and friends produce a replacement who turns out to be none other than her fantasy man realized, will she be able to overcome her own insecurities and take a chance at unexpected love?
Kurt Renton, the usually affable and always hunky CFO of RentBro Inc., gets coerced into posing for the Bocher Foundation's Business Hunks of San Diego beefcake calendar. Even though he supports the charity's cause, he's not happy being essentially strong-armed into helping a woman who has always gotten under his skin. As payback, he puts a few conditions of his own into place. Who would have thought that this unlikely burr in his side would soon become the one woman he would do anything to keep?
This book continues the story of two minor characters in my previous book, "Practice Makes Perfect."