The Inn at Dead Man's Point — Sue Fineman

Alessandro Donatelli, the youngest of the Donatelli brood, has a promising career as an architect, but he needs a quiet place to work. He buys the run-down inn at Dead Man's Point from a ninety-year-old woman. She gives him a good price, but part of the deal is that he has to let her live out her life in the inn, the only home she's ever known. He wants the inn, so he accepts the deal. How many more years could a woman that age live?

When the old woman falls and breaks her arm, her great-niece comes to take care of her. Jenna Madison's parents supposedly bought into the inn before they died. Uncle Charlie said the inn would be hers someday, but she can't find a record of her parents' investment. And Al Donatelli claims he owns the inn.

Jenna and Al knew each other in high school, when he was a shy nerd and she was the class slut. One kiss is all it takes to forget the past and fuel their passions, but life at the inn isn't easy. The old woman has plans for the inn, and she doesn't care who gets in her way.