Their families buried a girl six years ago. This summer, they bury the truth with her.
Del Mare in summer looks like a postcard. White stone, black water, and two families who have not spoken since the funeral.
Gia Silvano is twenty-one and finally out from under her father's roof. Then the families strike a deal, and the deal is her.
Daniel DiMaggio is heir to everything the Silvanos hate. Six years ago he watched Gia walk away from his sister's grave. Now he is her husband on paper, and neither of them can stop looking.
But Stella DiMaggio did not lose control of that car. Someone cut the brakes. And whoever did it is still eating at one of their tables.
Gia can have the truth, or she can have him.
She is starting to think she cannot have both.