The inheritance is great. The strings? Not so much.

Of course Morgan Williams is grateful to her great-aunt for bequeathing her half ownership in a seaside cottage in Maine—but there’s a catch. To claim it, she has to spend four weeks onsite. That’s a tall order for an advertising professional who rarely takes off four days, let alone four weeks. As for the other stipulation…that she volunteer for a camp for troubled kids run by her co-heir…what is that all about?

Grant Kincaid is equally baffled by the stipulations attached to Jo’s legacy. Why would his old friend sic her workaholic great-niece on him? Surely she knew that after all he’d been through, he’d have little patience with people whose priorities were messed up.

When a sudden reversal of fortune leaves Morgan adrift, however, spending time in Maine is no longer a burden but a godsend. And as she and Grant work together to support the camp that’s dear to his heart, might they both discover a different legacy than either expected?