Why does Vanessa keep falling for married men?Not that she" knows" she does. At least not at first. But every man who seems like he might be the one turns out to be someone else's. So maybe the right thing to do is take a vow to stay single, to keep away from all men, until she can figure things out. At least work is a bright spot: It's an anchor to be so good at something, to lose yourself in your job, and Vanessa is a whiz of a chef, so good she makes her grandstanding boss, Hawk--of Albuquerque's chic Nuevo American restaurant "hawk"--look good. After all, it's his name on the awning above the door. If only her friends and family would get on board with Vanessa's plan and stop trying to fix her up. If she can't fix her life, nobody else is going to get the chance to try--not her parents, not her friends, and certainly not her ultra-well-meaning but just-not-getting-it sister, Larissa.And nothing could be more with the plan than helping out at her parents' house--gardening, keeping them fed, getting them organized with her loyal pet Red Dog by her side. Red Dog is all the companionship she needs. Until Vanessa meets Paul, her parents' neighbor--he's all wrong on paper, but he's got great manners and certainly seems safe. Not bad in the kissing department, either. But just when Vanessa's guard goes down, the red flag goes up: Could Paul be yet another married man?Bursting with Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez's trademark wit and originality, "The Husband Habit "introduces a rich and complex heroine in chef Vanessa. You're not going to want to leave her world when the novel comes to an end.""
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