Tea for Two in the Valley (Cuthbert Book 3)

A provocative claim by Ronald Chisholm ignites a challenge from Arkle, a strong female character, questioning men's superiority in golf. The men at the Mandrake Arms quickly realize that with their lackluster team, they might struggle against the Valley's skilled women, or even against animals like a crow or a sheepdog. This humorous scenario sets the stage for a spirited competition that highlights themes of gender dynamics and underestimation, as the men confront their own inadequacies on the golf course.