The Sicilian cover

The Sicilian

by Christine Sparks

FIRE FLOWER The instant cool, calm Melanie Carlyle saw raven-haired Vittorio Farnese she knew she'd never be the same. She had come to sun-drenched Sicily to claim her inheritance -- Terrafiore. But Vittorio said the land was his, and when he took Melanie in his arms, she was consumed by a fiery desire that made her willing to give in to his scorching kisses -- and relinquish her rights. Vittorio's passion for Terrafiore was fierce, but his yearning for Melanie was just as strong. She had ignited a fever in his blood that was too explosive to deny -- yet impossible to accept. honor demanded that he let her go, but how could he, now that he'd tasted her sweet passion?

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