The Inheritance Inn


It has been a long time since I've updated my blog!  I apologize for that.  Sometimes life gets in the way and sometimes I just forget and loose track of the things I have started and need to keep up.  With that said, I really appreciate you all for reading this travel blog and hope to get it going again soon.  

But first, I want to share with you my latest creation!  The Inheritance Inn, by my alter ego, Rebekah Burton, is now available as a Kindle book at Amazon.  I will also make it available in paperback form soon.   

Here's a description to get you started:

Avery’s life is turned upside down when she loses her job and a beloved great-aunt in the same day. Before the fateful Monday is even over, she discovers that she has also inherited her family’s inn. Soon Avery is at odds with her own relatives over the planned reopening of the inn. Avery isn’t even sure she wants her inheritance, but eventually discovers that someone else does--and is willing to go to great lengths to get it. Avery begins to question how God is going to help her through the trials she faces. 


Michael, the former handyman for the Inheritance Inn, wants to help Avery reopen the inn if that is her desire. Avery’s family does not trust him, and he doesn’t understand why. His frustration mounts when suspicious activities begin to occur surrounding the inn. Avery's own safety is ultimately at risk. Can he protect her before it is too late? 
Avery and Michael’s faith is stretched and tested with every setback. When Avery's inheritance is at stake, will God help both of them through? 

*The Inheritance Inn is written from a Christian worldview. 

Interested in reading more?  Click Here to Find The Inheritance Inn on Amazon


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