What is there left to say? Turns out that there is quite a bit, as this fourth volume of tales keeps you in the know about Pine Hills, that quirky subdivision populated with residents whose challenges and antics are only slightly more ridiculous than their names.

Jason remains the very model of a modern homeowners’ association president, and his fellow residents still implore him to do something about the issue of the day.

The old gang is all here, including Jason’s wife, Viola, a woman equally at home taking on a baking challenge, wrestling with a gardening dilemma, or advising her husband on how to navigate the storm-tossed subdivision seas. As always, Jason relies on his neighbor and pal, Angus Fiddleworth, the homeowners’ association’s landscape coordinator, and a man for whom no tool was made that he would not call friend. And where would Jason be without the other members of the ROMEO (Retired Old Men Eating Out) club for their wise counsel and comic relief?

There is no shortage of drama as the eccentric residents of Pine Hills keep the laughs coming. But, lest you think this subdivision has a monopoly on zany folks and wacky situations, Jason shares how he coaches a fellow HOA president through a brace of kooky crises at the Elsinore subdivision, and our hero takes a field trip to the Big Apple, for a satirical look at how the very few live.