THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME Itinerant chef Eddie King had spent most of hislife moving from place to place, looking forsomething he could never seem to find. Butsuddenly he found himself headed for the placethat had most seemed like home—once. And itwas there he found Mala Koleski. He'd known heras a perky teenager; now she was a battle-wearysingle mother. So why did Eddie find her evenmore appealing this time around? And, moreimportantly, what was he going to do about it?Simple: Convince the lovely Mala that underneathher frazzled-mom exterior was a temptressitching to get out. Even take on her whole damnbrood, if that was what it took! It was a dirty job,but somebody had to do it….
