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Gulf Coast Cottage: Blackbird Beach
Gulf Coast Cottage Blackbird Beach
Author: Maggie Miller
ISBN-13: 9798596883039
ISBN-10: N/A
Publication Date: 1/26/2021
Pages: 249
Rating:
  • Currently 4.3/5 Stars.
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4.3 stars, based on 2 ratings
Publisher: Independently published
Book Type: Paperback
Members Wishing: 1
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Georgia Carpenter is going through a messy divorce and can no longer afford her apartment. She is packing up her belongings when she gets a call from an attorney telling her that she has inherited a beach cottage in Florida from her aunt. This is a Godsend for Georgia who didn't know where she was going to live. It is also good news for her daughter Mia when she calls to tell her mother that she has broke her engagement and needs a place to live. Both Georgia and Mia travel to Florida to see what Aunt Norma has left them. Along with a cottage near the beach, Georgia is surprised to learn that she has inherited the Seaglass Inn which sits right next to it. Georgia has also inherited hunky handyman Travis Taylor who now works for her.

This is a pleasant, contemporary romance narrated by Lisa Flannigan, Ryan West, and Stephanie Einstein. Most of the story is Georgia getting to know Travis while they work to reopen the Seaglass Inn. Mia has a degree in hotel management that will come in handy when the business is back up and running. There is a lot of details about what work needs to be done to the inn. I even learned how to replace the guts of the toilet step by step. Yes, it sounds boring; but it's a nice way to listen mindlessly while I'm doing my own housework. This is the first book in a series. This story ends in a cliffhanger that I didn't see coming. I will most likely continue the series, but these books are not the "must read now" type. My rating: 3.5 Stars.


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