Sarah Blakemere has been married and widowed three times and seen great
success in her business life. Now at the age of ninety-five, she signs
her final will and testament pleased with how it will throw the cat
among the family pigeons. She has left her luxurious home in a waterside
development in Mandurah, Western Australia, to two female relatives in
the UK, on the condition that they live in the house together for a
year. After that period they can sell it and split the money between
them, but if either of them doesn't last the full year, the next person
on the list will be invited to try for the inheritance, but will still
have to last a full year before the house can be sold.
Will the experience do as Sarah had hoped and shake them out of their
ruts? And when they find another surprise bequest from Sarah, what will
they do with it?