Is better late than never wisdom—or a recipe for disaster?

When genealogist Ellie McLellan’s formidable Aunt Norma confesses to a decades-old family crime, Ellie’s tight-knit circle of senior genealogists decides there’s only one way to make things right: a road trip. Their destination? Virginia’s Cabins, a once-sleepy lakeside resort—and the scene of the long-ago misdeed.

But time hasn’t stood still.

The cabins have new owners, new rules, and more secrets than anyone expected. Packed into cramped quarters and fueled by righteous determination, Ellie and her spirited companions must confront suspicious hosts, hunt down a long-lost treasure, silence rumors that Aunt Norma was once a spy, orchestrate a surprise proposal, and push Ellie toward the most personal—and important—genealogy case of her career.

All before naptime.

Witty, warm, and delightfully twisty, this cozy mystery proves that some secrets refuse to stay buried—and that it’s never too late for trouble to find you.