Ruth Jackson was young, she was beautiful, she was ripe for love . . . but she was innocent, until Dominic Howard invaded her island home, and her heart. . . Dominic was rich and powerful, bored and world-weary, fighting a temptation he had never before had to face. . . Indigo was the island, Indigo: warm and colourful, and seductively romantic; drenched by the tropical sun and washed by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. . . And in the aftermath of the storm, it cast its own spell. . .