Good-Bye to All That — Jeanette Hanscome

Solana Luz is fed up with the low intelligence and one-track minds of the boys she's been dating. She decides to give them up once and for all, focusing her attention on her science project, which promises to bring her the acclaim she'll need to get into a great university. No sooner does she make this decision than her uncle's new ranch hand begins to pursue her. Even though Solana puts up a good fight, she eventually falls for the good-hearted Ramon. Their relationship is perfect -- so why does Solana feel horrible when she gives herself completely to him?

Why does the "happiest" decision of her life leave Solana feeling so empty?