It is not an exaggeration to say that this book could either save you from bankruptcy or make you a LOT of money.

If you think that you might want to someday own a Bed and Breakfast or a Country Inn, this book is essential reading. Most innkeeping "how-to" books go to great lengths to outline the myriad of OPTIONS you will encounter, but fall short when it comes time to give OPINIONS on what you should do.

In The Bread is in The Bed, you’ll get crucial real world guidance on how to choose your property, and learn where to laser focus your energy to make money.

The unexpected bonus is this sound business information is delivered as an extraordinarily entertaining and amusing romp through Glen and Ann Stanford's fifteen innkeeping years at the Salt Ash Inn in Plymouth, Vermont.

It is a comical behind-the-scenes look at a “Damn Quaint” country inn as these veteran innkeepers skip the toilet paper folding advice and tell you how to make money with a Bed and Breakfast.

If you are considering this book because you are looking for another humor book from the authors, you will not be disappointed. The business advice is delivered in comical anecdotes and entertaining stories that will leave you in stitches. It's not your fault if you happen to learn something along the way.

If you actually buy a B&B or Inn without reading this book, it might be less painful just to get out your revolver and shoot yourself in the foot. Save on ammunition and Band-Aids; treat yourself to a couple of hours of one-of-a-kind business advice delivered in an entertaining, heartwarming and laugh out loud funny anecdotes.

If you think that it might be fun to run a nice B&B in the country someday, first read the War Stories from Innkeeping Hell section. If you still buy a country inn after that, you can’t say that you weren’t warned!