He says love is weak. She says love is strength. Together, their love may leave them weak in the knees.

Victor doesn’t believe in love. Love was the reason his sister died,
leaving him with her two children. Love made people weak. But he loved his sister, and she asked him to take her kids to Inheritance Bay,
so that is what he’ll do. Just this one show of weakness, for love of his sister.

Carrie knows that love is all that matters. Even though her first love tore her heart into pieces, she still believes love can heal. Which is handy because she’s the town’s doctor . . . and science teacher . . . and pharmacist in a pinch. She only wishes love could help her have kids of her own. When she meets Victor’s kids, she can see they need more love than most. Which is handy again because she has more than her fair share to give. But Victor is impossible, and Carrie is a little much for him. But the kids need more love to grow from their pain.

Can these two survivors of love’s battlefield find common ground? Peaceful ground? Love? Anything is possible in Inheritance Bay!