Description

To New Yorker Rosa Alcantara, the world of Sicily, with its status for interest and killing and its community of Mafia people, is totally unfamiliar, and simply that—exotic. Nevertheless when catastrophe strikes, there must be traveled by her, to her family’s ancestral house, generations of family secrets await her where and where her cousin and cousin have constructed their lives. Once there, Rosa wastes virtually no time falling head-over-heels for Alessandro Carnevare, the daughter of the Sicilian Mafia family, whose fine looks and savage acceptance equally interest and unsettle her. But their own families are sworn foes, and her cousin and cousin think Alessandro is just utilizing the Alcantara clan to be infiltrated by Rosa.