Al Richardson agreed to open a bed and breakfast with his wife after his retirement, but he still has a year and a half left at his job when Millie spies a business opportunity with the arrival of Goose Creek's 200-year anniversary celebration.

Even though Al suspects that Millie pulled a bait-and-switch on him, he firmly believes she should stick to their original plan. While Millie's ambition puts a strain on their marriage, she is confident in her ability to be the most gracious Southern hostess. But even she has to admit that her first group of guests is undeniably an odd collection.

Meanwhile, the town's anniversary plans are in a state of chaos as the celebration committee scrambles to raise the necessary funds--an effort spearheaded by a "newcomer," which ruffles more townsfolk's feathers than a whole flock of enraged geese.

Goose Creek has lasted 200 years. Can it survive the next month? Find out in The Room with the Second-Best View, the third installment of the Tales from the Goose Creek B&B series!