Bree knew she was different from her sisters. Her flame red hair was just the tip of the iceberg for her. She really didn't want to return home, but since she had to, she was going to come in and get out staying under everyone's radar. Taking a job at the hometown college was risky if not blatantly asking for trouble, but the pay was good and the professor she worked for was easy on the eyes. Professor Parker Ellison, great boss, terrible investment. Seems the good old professor didn't want anything to do with settling down - especially with a single mom. But Bree was such an asset on so many different levels. He could use someone like her! The trouble was Bree really didn't like to be used, especially by publicity hounds similar to her dad. It brought back too many memories -- none of which were good. Charlie, Bree's son wanted a dad. Could he settle with a hero and a dad? What if the hero didn't want to be a dad? What if his dad knew nothing about him? There were a lot of questions for one boy in a small town. A lot of questions his mom wasn't ready to answer -- Oops! Too late!!!!!! Margaret Watson redefines super romance with her story of Bree McInnes and the fabulous Professor Parker Ellison. What a story, what a couple. They say you can never go home, but NO PLACE LIKE HOME will have you rooting for the hometown advantage!