Heath House Homecoming

When Baltimore lawyer Rainbow Fitzhugh returns to her hometown of Potts Landing, a colonial town on Maryland's Eastern shore, she expects to spend a few days at her mother's bed and breakfast relaxing and recharging after her fiance dumped her for his pregnant mistress. Instead, she finds the town in an uproar over a proposed housing development that will raze the old Monroe Farm and, if Rain doesn't step in, possibly Heath House Inn, the home where she grew up. As she grapples with ways to save her mother's inn, Rain runs into an old law school classmate, Sam Root, who's running Save Our Historic Inns, and who wants to join forces to push the developers out of town. Still heartsick, Rain tries to ignore the growing attraction to Sam, but when she finds him in one of the town's boatyards, working on an old log canoe, she finds she's falling for him. Meanwhile, the county zoning commissioner, Jackson Manley, has cozied up to the developers and wants nothing more than to be rid of both Rain and Sam. Can the town come together to protect its heritage while also ensuring its economic survival--and will Rain ever be able to trust again?