Calypso's Island

the long version

"Live life to the full..." Roman's philosophy was the exact opposite to Caroline's. He believed in enjoying everything that life had to offer, while she had always put safety first. But on the romantic island of Malta, encouraged by Roman, Caroline found herself throwing caution to the winds. She cast aside her inhibitions and, for the first time ever, experienced the beauty and power of passionate love. Roman was very much a man of the world, though, so how could Caroline be sure that he didn't see her as just a holiday diversion?