In this contemporary romance, young widow Brandy Beauchamp inherits a long-established bed-and-breakfast on Vancouver Island from an old friend. It needs energy and commitment if the beautiful but neglected property is to be restored.
With her five-year-old daughter, Gabby, Brandy moves to British Columbia and sets about building a new life-only to discover that a local property developer has very different plans.
My thoughts
GENOA BAY by Bette Nordberg is a straightforward read of finding oneself, finding love, and dealing with grief and greed. Brandy Beauchamp, a young widow with a young daughter, inherits an ancient house from an old friend and leaves her home in Florida and moves her daughter and herself to Canada to try a new life as a bed and breakfast owner. She didn’t prepare herself for the people she would meet, both good and bad. I enjoyed this book as I could envision not only the house becoming a home but also how Brandy struggled to make a better life for her daughter.
Disclaimer: I received this book for review from the publisher. I received no compensation for my review.
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