Dinner at the Beach House Hotel

This was a great read and I really liked Ann and Rhonda's friendship and how they balance each other out and they need it as they have new friends to make with their latest guest and her friend she brings as well as things going on in their own lives and someone also trying to hurt their hotel. You get a great story to be immersed in as well as great characters to connect with and the need to turn the page to see how things will pan out for everyone. I haven't read the other books in this series but found I could still follow along things that had previous happened however did make me want to go back and read the others! :)

It's like visiting old friends to return to the Beach House Hotel and catch up with Ann and Rhonda. They are dealing with a request from the Vice President, a young pregnant girl and a pair of old enemies opening a new hotel to compete with their boutique hotel. And, most important, babies - lots of babies.

The Vice President asks them to find a room for Maddy, a young girl who got pregnant when someone drugged her at a DC party. Her parents have disowned her and she has plans to give up her baby to a popular Senator and his wife. Does she really want to give up her baby or keep it and develop her relationship with Jax, a friend from her younger days?

Aubery and Brock opened a nearby hotel called The Sand Castle, a playground for the hip show more and their plan is to put The Beach House hotel out of business.

Along with all the stress of their day to day lives, both of them become grandmothers when their daughters have babies and along with the Mandy's baby, there is a lot of joy in both families.

This has been a fantastic series. Readers can always depend on Judith Keim to give them a book about strong woman in great locations. This series has another plus for me because the women are older and have a lot of life experience. So pack your bags and head to Florida for a stay at the Beach House Hotel...you're going to love it!

NOTE: The books can be read as standalones but to get maximum enjoyment, read all of these books in order. show less