Widow's Row by Lala CorriereMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
A lady lawyer betrothed to a charming, sexy DC lawyer expected to be elected as a senator ends up in small mid west town to look after her father who has suffered a stroke.
Since her fathers house has not been maintained she ends up taking temporary residency in a bed and breakfast being run by a widow. Most tenants in the bread and breakfast are men who are in the process of changing their gender. The owner spends her evening in a bar which has a "Widow's Row" where all the widows of the town gather in the evening to find the mate for the night. The lady is dragged to this row by the owner.
She discovers the various characters in the town and ends up renting a room in a villa in the outskirts of the town as the B & B lady wants to accommodate others. She is under pressure from her fiance and her father to get married before the elections.
The longer she spends time in the town the more she discovers secrets of her life. She discovers the dalliance that her fiance has been having behind her back, she discovers the dark recesses of her father's life, she discovers the illegal activities happening at the villa where she is living and her father's connection to all of this.
All ends well as she ends up meeting a person who really cares for her.
A decent read.
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