Looking in your teenage daughter's purse is never a good idea. When Carolina does, she ends up accidentally selling their home in her beloved Atlanta suburbs to move into her husbands dream home. It's a big, old house beside a railroad bridge in a small Georgia town. And now he dreams of her opening a B&B for Railroad buffs while he's off doing his day job. Carolina's dislike of actually saying "No" leaves an opening for the town bully who wears a lavender skirt and white gloves. Soon, of course, Carolina is opening the B&B with the aid of the entire town of Chancey, GA and it all makes her...

Humourous Southern Fiction set in North Georgia Mountains in Railfan B&B. Carolina is barely surviving the family's move to a small town in Georgia, where they opened a Railfan B&B. She misses her Atlanta suburbs and is finding out holidays are different in a small town. They expect you to cook. And participate. When an ex-spouse shows up no one knows about, it's just one of the secrets hiding under the tree. Like where did all the town's money go? And who is that strange girl no one seems knows? And who is the new man in town flirting with? And just how do you thaw a 24 lb. turkey?

Aren't Small Towns supposed to be Boring?

Overnight, a shiny new business opens on Chancey, Georgia's Main Street, with a manager straight from New York City, who doesn't find the South charming, at all. Carolina's bookstore is also opening on Main Street. If she can keep Patty's mind on books instead of a new romance.

Then, when a secret wedding catches everyone off guard, a springtime tornado in Chancey just seems like icing on the cake. (Wedding cake, that is.)

Trains still run by Crossings, the B&B for rail road enthusiasts. Ruby still sells coffee and...