Chapter 10
IF EDEN’S RIDGE WANTED to bring tourism in, they needed a better web presence. That was Kennedy’s estimation after she spent some time Googling to see what services and accommodations were available. The information that was out there was spotty and disconnected. The town itself needed something dedicated to tourism to connect prospective visitors with all the various options. But despite the less than stellar representation, there was the seed of tourism out there. Tourism in the Ridge.
She could just hear Athena scoffing at the idea, as she’d scoffed at the suggestion that anyone would think of Pru’s new workspace as a mini-spa. But the kind of people who’d be drawn to a place like Eden’s Ridge absolutely weren’t the demographic her sister was used to serving in her upscale
