After there is a Bigfoot sighting many people rush to Shula, Washington, in search of Bigfoot. There is even a cash prize if someone can prove that Bigfoot doesn’t exist. Thirty-three-year-old hero Doug Merimore definitely doesn’t believe in Bigfoot. He believes that someone is getting the town shook up, pretending to be Bigfoot. His brother is the DJ whose radio station is holding the Bigfoot contest. Doug never got on with his brother and wants to prove that Bigfoot doesn’t exist. Doug hires an Indian guide that will take him to the mountain where the guide believes Bigfoot would be hiding at. (While Doug searches for clues for a fake.) Also interested in Bigfoot is thirty-two-year-old heroine Anne Springer. She is an anthropologist who studies gibbons/apes. She joins Doug and his guide and goes into the mountains with them. Along the way, Anne and Doug don’t seem to get along. She thinks he’s cheeky, noisy, and doesn’t take anything seriously. Doug thinks Anne is dull and doesn’t like to have any fun. But along the way Anne notices Doug’s kindness. Before long, the sparks are flying!

This was such a fun read! It was quite amusing at times. The storyline sure was different for a romance. I liked both Doug and Anne. I was curious to see how this story would turn out.

A cute and enjoyable Harlequin American Romance from the 90’s. ( )