So...if Nick had his way, he’d put a ski resort nearby. The town would profit hugely. As sheriff, Ty took great pride in how Accord had picked itself up after losing economic ground over the decades. The townspeople had turned it into a nice place to visit. A few years ago, town council had decided that their renewal of the town to attract tourists should be a little old-fashioned. A little Victorian. Given the ski resorts Colorado boasted, the state really didn’t need more flashy wood-and-glass architecture already out there. Council members had taken their cue from the sprawling Victorian mansion railroad baron and town father Ian Accord had built in the late 1800s. These days, it served as the B and B where Callie was probably staying. A lot of the stores were new or revitalized and more upscale than they had ever been, cozy yet on trend, and the town had an air of coming awake after a long slumber.
