Overworked, underappreciated housewife and mother Lisa O'Conner gazed at the young driver in the red car next to her. Tory Beecham's manicured nails kept time with the radio, her curly hair blew in the wind, and her smile radiated youthful vitality. For a moment, Lisa imagined switching places with the carefree college student. But when Lisa looked in the rear-view mirror and saw Tory's hazel eyes peering back at her, she discovered her daydream had become astonishing reality.Fortune had granted Lisa every woman's fantasy: a headturning, jaw-dropping, va-va-voom new figure. But as the goggle-eyed, would-be young suitors lined up at Lisa's door, only one man piqued her interest. He had intelligent amber eyes, short auburn hair, and a caring, quirky smile; but he was married -- to her, or rather the woman she used to be. And he seemed intent on being faithful. Unsure how to woo her husband, Lisa knew one thing: No matter what else came of the madcap, mix-matched mayhem, she would be reunited body and soul with her only true love.