Publisher's Synopsis
Woodrow (Woody) Hancock's uncle offers him two wagers. First, he could make Woody find a wife sooner than he wants, and second, Woody would build the home for unwed pregnant girls he's dreamed about. Woody declines the wagers because he's not ready to get married, nor does he have the funds to build the home.
His uncle dies just after the new year, and Woody inherits his uncle's farm. He could also inherit $186 million plus additional money to build the home for unwed pregnant girls. But the money is conditioned on Woody getting married by the Fourth of July. If he isn't, every cent goes to an abortion clinic. Hounded by women seeking to get rich, Woody is forced into hiding and takes a job at a pregnancy center. The COVID pandemic sweeps the country and the center relocates to Woody's farm where he's secluded with several women. But despite the women's deceptions, he hurries to woo one of them as his lucky bride.
When he marries one, his problems multiply. As Woody and his inherited wife attempt to fulfill his uncle's second wager, they must endure threats, fire, lawyers, inspections, and a man with a gun. They struggle to maintain their sanity against the man who vows their downfall. Can the survive the ever-increasing turmoil before they lose it all, or worse?
