All Gracie MacDougal knows is work, having moved from one hotel to another in the international Worldwide Hotel chain, troubleshooting and ensuring that the exclusive luxury inns lived up to their reputations. At the age of 29, she comes to the stunning realization that all she has is her career. After a run-in with the fifth CEO in as many years, whose vision is less about luxury and exclusivity and more about dollars and cents, she impulsively quits only to realize she has nowhere to go home to, and no one waiting for her with open arms. She ends up in Seagull Point, Virginia with the sudden idea to buy a vacant old Victorian mansion and turn it into a bed and breakfast. Only the owner, Kevin Daniels, has absolutely no interest in selling. Kevin's dealing with his own host of problems, namely riding herd on his various relatives after having been named executor of his father's sizable estate. Add the small-town mentality into the mix, and suddenly everyone in town has their opinion about their own local golden boy, Kevin, and the unknown out-of-towner Gracie, and how much meddling it'll take to get them together. Gracie's first opinion of Kevin is formed when she meets him lying in his hammock, and in no hurry to move. Kevin sees Gracie as incapable of slowing down and relaxing, and therefore a challenge. A fun, easy read.