Jack Harris has loved Legs Anderson since they were kids. Now that he has her in his bed, he has no intention of letting her go. Aunt Ada has other ideas, even from the grave. GETTING BETWEEN JACK... Orphaned at a young age, Legs Anderson owes her Aunt Ada everything. The stoic old lady raised her, and Ada's warnings about men-and the Harris boys in particular-have stuck, even after her death. Of course, that could be because Ada stuck around, too. ...AND HIS LEGS Patience is not one of Jack Harris' virtues, and he's waited too long to start a life with the woman he's loved since childhood instead of them just knocking boots. Now Ada is interfering from beyond the grave, haunting the old Victorian house she bequeathed to her niece and reinforcing Legs's fears of commitment. But Jack won't give up. No matter what trouble may follow, the house will be renovated, Ada will learn to let go, Legs will put her money where her mouth is... then Jack'll put his lips everywhere else.