A Chance Inheritance
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Upon inheriting their sassy grandmother's home and family bait shop, cousins Lanie, Jodi, and Becky Cornell return to Catfish, Texas, looking for a fresh start. Turns out living as roommates in Granny Lizzie's tiny two-bedroom house and running the Catfish Fisherman's Hut isn't at all like the idyllic summers they spent as children on the banks of the Red River. The days are long and hot, the tourists demanding and rude. And then there's Chris Adams, a local river guide who seems to have eyes only for Becky.
But Lizzie's death has set in motion a chain of events that will cause a new generation of Cornell women to come together. And thanks to this chance inheritance, the Cornell cousins discover that sometimes an ending is really a new beginning .
Includes a Bonus novella The Third Wish by Carolyn Brown.
Praise for New York Times bestselling author Carolyn Brown:
"Loved it, loved it, loved it! What a great story!"—Joanne Kennedy for One Lucky Cowboy
"Fans...will flip for this charming small-town tale."—Woman's World for The Sisters Café
"Fresh, funny, and sexy."—Booklist for Love Drunk Cowboy
"Filled with quirky characters and a healthy dose of humor...yet the highlight of the novel is the sweet and sensual romance."—Publishers Weekly for One Texas Cowboy Too Many
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Carolyn Brown is a New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, and #1 Amazon and #1 Washington Post bestselling author. She is the author of more than one hundred novels and several novellas. She’s a recipient of the Bookseller’s Best Award and the Montlake Romance’s prestigious Montlake Diamond Award and a three-time recipient of the National Reader’s Choice Award. Brown has been published for thirty years. Her books have been translated into twenty-one languages and have sold more than fourteen million copies worldwide.When she’s not writing, she likes to take road trips with her family, and she plots out new stories as they travel.
