Josie and Drew are in the honeymoon stage of their marriage. They’re making their home in the
apartment Josie inherited from her parents that overlooks the Arno River in Florence, Italy. 
But within months, it’s apparent that Drew’s family’s disinheritance from the estate, now valued
at thirty-six billion dollars, is a dangerous situation. The distance of the Atlantic Ocean no longer
provides a safety buffer for Josie and Drew. 
The deprived Harpers are intent on rectifying the omission, whether or not someone physically
pays the price for getting their share of the inheritance. Josie fears it will be Drew, and Drew
fears it will be Josie.  
They must get rid of the inheritance money to ward off the actions of Louise and Aubrey Harper.
But the solution of their protection triggers the fulfillment of their nightmares. 
Who will pay the price, and by which Harper?