The Summer in Cape May (The Complete Surprise Inheritance Series)

By: Sage Parker

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Olivia Cameron always knew she was adopted. What she didn’t know is that her birth family would come back into her life 47 years later…

Just days after her husband’s death, Olivia gets a call that she might have inherited a beach cottage in Cape May. Except she’s never been to Cape May, and the lawyer explains it has nothing to do with her husband’s recent passing.

Nestled in front of an old vineyard, the cottage is exactly the fresh start she needs. Although she’ll need to provide proof of her identity within 30 days before it goes to the person next in line.

When she arrives in the sandy beach town, strange things start happening, and every clue she follows leads to more unknowns. Thankfully, there’s one man who can help, the handsome owner of the vineyard next door.

As time is running out, only two questions remain: Who is Olivia's real family? And why do they have so many secrets?

Dive into the heartwarming journey of friendship, family, and love in The Summer in Cape May. This delightfully written women's fiction series intertwines suspense, wholesome romance, and captivating mysteries.

This is the COMPLETE series. Grab your copy now!

Family at Long Last

The storyline kept getting more intriguing as you delved deeper in each episode! It was a page turner!

The author has clearly never been to Cape May. There are no bluffs, rocks or steps down to the beach.

The story was fun and kept me interested through all 6 books. Characters were likable.

Woven story lines. I knew who it was early on, but let's say that's just my gift. But I liked how the past was unfolded.

I like storylines where the characters are built up to be made real and connectable as well as a story that keeps you guessing and engaged for the entire series. A very enjoyable read.

Enjoyed the story.

Virtual Voice ruins the book. It has improved but not with this book. It will be interesting to see if it's ever NOT OBVIOUS it's a Robot reading the book.

I hated the narration.

The story was very good. the narration was horrible. I prefer an actual narrator instead of AI