The Last Will and Testament of Irene Millicent Grayson:

To my half-sister, Sidney Lynn Delaney, I leave my entire estate and name her the legal guardian of my daughter, Amy Louise Grayson.

Why in the world would she possibly entertain such a request? I'm a thirty-seven year old single working girl, born, raised, and happily rooted in New York City. I don't know a thing about kids!

This place is in the country, rural country, on a large lake. I'm a city-dweller. Brooklyn is my idea of country.

Sidney takes fourteen-year-old Amy under her wing and tackles the quaint family homestead bringing it right into twenty-first century amenities. No, not a Bed and Breakfast — this house needs a family. HARBOUR HOUSE should be, a boarding house!

Raising a teenager seemed easy during that first winter until the summer tourist season approached. Without much warning, Sidney is faced with the monumental responsibility of rescuing a teenager.

Thank goodness for a big, hunky male boarder who insists on helping!

HARBOUR HOUSE follows on the heels of her first novel. The highly successful, GUIDING TESS.