She belonged to the sea... sun-kissed and with eyes the color of the shallows on a summer day. Yet March Raffin wanted nothing more than to settle her father's estate, dispose of their island home in the Bahamas, and get on with her life in New York City. Discovering that Simon Wade, a mainland real estate developer, has designs on "her" island, she decides to stay and fight. As the conflict rages between them, March learns that Wade, too, is like the ocean she loves-- on the surface, serene and placid; beneath, harboring hidden depths that both bewilder and intrigue...