Buy a house, a square of land, maybe a garage. Paint a little, mow a little, live a lot - unless it’s The Admiral Inn. June Faust discovers her mansion on the rugged coast of Maine doesn’t simply share the majestic Laurelhead with the defunct lighthouse, but rather both halves belong to her estate - by hook, by crook and by murder. May bookings are maxed, her staff has doubled and her ‘yes’ to Ramone’s marriage proposal has fallen flat, but a century-old death must be solved for June’s messed up world to survive. When a VIP arrives with cowboy boots and big ideas, June gropes for anything to protect her estate with one hand while stiff-arming her overreaching guest with the other. June’s brilliance for ferreting out facts needs to work better on moldy journals and maps than it does on romance. She will need Ramone, her found family and even an annoying new friend to turn the ill-gotten gains of Laurelhead into something good. Not that she wants to own a broken lighthouse, she has to, because if the ugly truth of its original owner’s demise comes to light, June could lose The Admiral Inn.