The Drive-In at the Lake 2
(2026)(The second book in the Savannah Nights series)
A novel by June Woods
Fifty-two. Divorced. Living with her parents.
Not exactly where Debbie Woodward saw herself at this stage of life.
Her husband of nearly thirty years didn't just break her heart. He walked away with the house, the restaurant, and every financial safety net she thought she had, leaving her lying in her single childhood bed, staring at a Ziggy Stardust poster on the wall, wondering how three decades of marriage left her with almost nothing.
Almost.
There's still the land. Twenty acres of lakeside property on the edge of Savannah, Georgia, and an ex-husband who wants that too. He has given her six months to pay it off, or she'll lose it to him.
She is not going to lose it to him.
So Debbie does something that surprises even herself. She makes a decision. That land beside the lake is going to become something meaningful, something entirely her own, something she builds from the ground up and on her own terms.
She's going to build a drive-in.
She just needs the right hands to help her.
Then John arrives, and Debbie almost wishes he hadn't. He is capable, warm, and inconveniently very handsome. The kind of man who makes it hard to remember why she swore off love entirely...
Welcome to a warm, wholesome later-in-life romance set in the heart of Savannah, Georgia. Book 2 of 3.
Genre: Romance
Not exactly where Debbie Woodward saw herself at this stage of life.
Her husband of nearly thirty years didn't just break her heart. He walked away with the house, the restaurant, and every financial safety net she thought she had, leaving her lying in her single childhood bed, staring at a Ziggy Stardust poster on the wall, wondering how three decades of marriage left her with almost nothing.
Almost.
There's still the land. Twenty acres of lakeside property on the edge of Savannah, Georgia, and an ex-husband who wants that too. He has given her six months to pay it off, or she'll lose it to him.
She is not going to lose it to him.
So Debbie does something that surprises even herself. She makes a decision. That land beside the lake is going to become something meaningful, something entirely her own, something she builds from the ground up and on her own terms.
She's going to build a drive-in.
She just needs the right hands to help her.
Then John arrives, and Debbie almost wishes he hadn't. He is capable, warm, and inconveniently very handsome. The kind of man who makes it hard to remember why she swore off love entirely...
Welcome to a warm, wholesome later-in-life romance set in the heart of Savannah, Georgia. Book 2 of 3.
Genre: Romance