Gianni

rowing up as the youngest of four brothers wasn't always easy, but it taught me life skills, like how to flirt. Okay, that's not really a life skill, but it is one of the things I do best. I rarely have a problem charming women. That is until I run into Kianna Jones. She's wary of a relationship, or even dating, but somehow I convince her to spend my last day stateside with me.
While I'm gone, we spark up a correspondence, and by the time I return, I'm pretty sure I've fallen in love. Kianna doesn't believe in love and thinks I'm too young for her. She'll agree to an affair, but according to her, there can't be anything beyond that. She says there's no way a man like me would want a woman like her.
I'm not happy with her assumptions, but I'm not ready to give up. If there is one thing a Santini understands is that nothing worth fighting for comes easily-and I'm prepared to launch the fight of my life.