In Selling Elephants, confident traveling salesman Charles Cooper boasts that he can sell anything, only to be challenged by two local men to accomplish the impossible: convince stubborn Mr. Trotter to buy an elephant. What begins as a ridiculous wager quickly pulls Charles into the chaos of the Trotter household, where three daughters compete for his attention, Mr. Trotter’s secret Prohibition-era whiskey operation brings trouble with the law and the mob, and Charles unexpectedly finds himself falling for Mary. As his sales pitch becomes tangled with family schemes, danger, and romance, Charles must decide whether proving he is the greatest salesman is worth risking something far more important. Selling Elephants