Angol
Three estranged cousins. One crumbling seaside hotel. Ninety days to save it-or lose everything.
When Bea, Kit and Rowan Wynn are summoned to their late aunt's solicitor, they expect an awkward reading of the will. They do not expect to inherit the Seabrook Hotel: a faded coastal landmark with failing plumbing, empty rooms and more problems than paying guests.
The inheritance comes with one final condition.
The cousins must run the hotel together for ninety days and make it profitable. If they fail-or if any one of them walks away-the Seabrook will pass to Mara Venn, the ruthless hotelier their aunt spent years opposing.
Bea has a plan for everything except feelings. Kit has never remained anywhere long enough to call it home. Rowan has spent her life holding everyone else together while quietly disappearing herself. Now they must repair a hotel, rebuild a business and confront the family wounds that have kept them apart for more than a decade.
With an unpredictable staff, a demanding wedding party, an anonymous reviewer, a gathering storm and a deadline moving closer every day, saving the Seabrook may take more than hard work.
It may require the three of them to become a family again.
Warm, witty and uplifting, Check-In at Your Own Risk is a cosy British story about second chances, seaside community, slow-burning romance and discovering that some places-and some people-are worth fighting for.
Book One in The Inheritance Clause series.
