Southern belle BeBe Loudermilk loses her entire fortune to a smooth-talking con artist. BeBe consoles herself that she would not have fallen into Reddy's trap if she'd not been depressed over her third divorce and stressed out over her grandmother's bad health. Stripped of home, bank accounts and jewelry, BeBe can't face her grandparents or brothers with the disastrous news. The only option open to her is the broken-down, 1950-era motor court on Tybee Beach.

The beach isn't known for its tourism but for its bars and fishermen. Determined to make Breeze Inn pay for itself until she can exact revenge on Reddy, BeBe arrives ready to remodel. She discovers a motel filled with rust, crud and Harry, a cranky caretaker. Maxing out her credit cards, BeBe shops junk stores with Weezie, her best friend, and nags Harry to do the impossible. When her first paying guests arrive with minimum trouble, BeBe sets her sights on her next venture -- revenge. Gathering her odd assortment of friends, BeBe heads to Fort Lauderdale to con the con artist.

This sequel to SAVANNAH BLUES (2001) is impossible to put down as readers never know what outrageous comments or actions the characters will take. Andrews provides BeBe's and Weezie's voices in alternating chapters, which gives added laughs to their sass and antics. Throw in an unlikely romance between Harry and BeBe, and it definitely becomes an all-night read.