"Possession is nine-tenths of the law." In Claudia Brennan's case, the oldsaying couldn't have been more true. The Tuscan farmhouse she'd just boughtwould perfect home for her soon-to-be husband. The landlord, it seemed, feltdifferently. Cesare di Stefano, a man of power in the area, disputedClaudia's ownership. The battle seemed set to be both lengthy andbitter--until, amongst the verbal sparring, sparks of attraction started tofly. Yet nothing could come of it, Claudia assured herself. Surely it wasVito she loved. Surely....