There's Something in a Name

Owen Taylor has resigned himself to live out his life in Key West partying with a group of malcontented characters he thinks are friends. A sunken sixteenth century Spanish Galleon provides the means for him to carry out his extravagant lifestyle. He's the only one who knows its location, but with each trip that secret is jeopardized.

When Owen meets a stunning Venezuelan beauty all he desires is to make love to her, but she has different ideas for their relationship. She helps him understand what true friendship is, and he embraces the lengths he must go to in order to preserve it, as well as her life.

With his newfound outlook on life Owen finds the strength to travel to Tuscany to meet an uncle he thought died in World War II when his plane was shot down in the Mediterranean. His ghost had become a romantic figure in Owen's life because he created every aspect of the man's personality to fill in the gaps of his miserable childhood.

Once in Italy Owen is reunited with Julia, a woman he'd had a brief relationship with years earlier. Both of them make the effort to embrace each other as lovers, but obstacles still remain to carrying on a successful relationship.