Dana Sue might run the best little restaurant in Serenity, but when you're feeding a town of neighbors, busybodies and friends, things can get a bit hot in the kitchen. Never mind that she's putting on too many pounds (occupational hazard for a chef)--she's worried about her daughter, Annie, who has been slowly starving herself since the loud, suitcase-tossing fit on her front lawn that left Dana Sue minus one cheating husband.But sometimes life picks strange ways to mend fences. When Annie lands in the hospital, Dana Sue reaches out to the man she loves to hate: Ron, the husband who took her heart when she tossed him out. Ron is still Annie's white knight, even if he's tarnished in Dana Sue's eyes. But he still looks good enough to eat, and maybe, just maybe, to forgive. Once, Ron made the mistake of letting go without a fight. Now Dana Sue is about to get another taste of sweet devotion from a man tired of feeling like a fool, hungry for that slice of heaven he found with her.