Peter Carson was married to his work, and when he wanted a woman he liked having his choice. Settling down wasn't on his radar until his grandfather informed the family that he had two weeks to get married or everyone was cut off, and the Country Club along with all the stocks and shops would be sold. Hitting balls on the back nine his brother and friends suggest he just pick someone to shut their grandfather up and make him regret forcing Peter into something he didn't want.

Rebecca Noffsing...
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Peter Carson was married to his work, and when he wanted a woman he liked having his choice. Settling down wasn't on his radar until his grandfather informed the family that he had two weeks to get married or everyone was cut off, and the Country Club along with all the stocks and shops would be sold. Hitting balls on the back nine his brother and friends suggest he just pick someone to shut their grandfather up and make him regret forcing Peter into something he didn't want.

Rebecca Noffsinger was settling into her trailer after her fifth divorce. Here's hoping her boss overlooks the
"blemish" and lets her keep her job. Working at the Crossmont Cove Country Club was a dream job, and there were rules. She was warned about her marriage record and she knew most everyone in town called her the "white trash Liz Taylor". No matter, she would just keep her chin up and keep plugging along until love found her. Again.

Too much beer + thinking your family sucks = a marriage sure to fail.

Or is it?
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