'"SCAM!" Lynsi was staring blankly at her best friend. Like a caged animal, Andrea Alexander paced the living area of Lynsi's small studio apartment waving and stabbing, for emphasis, at a piece of paper in her hand.' By 24 Lynsi Baudouin had been through more trauma than should befall someone of that age. Having to bury her father while going through the pains of a nasty divorce from a very abusive man. The consequences of which brought on even more doubt and pains and thus plummeting her already poor self esteem even further. Little did she know at the time, that little piece of paper Andrea was waving was about to change Lynsi's life. As a woman with a very interesting heritage, she suddenly meets it head on. That comes to call in the form of an inheritance that takes her nearly halfway around the world to Ireland and a world she knows nothing about.

As she explores the possibilities she runs into trouble from some in the village as well as a few employees at the Estate in question. They claim that she can not inherit it because she is a woman not to mention her family name being French. She, with the help of her new friends, now has to prove to the village, the estate, and inwardly to herself, that she is worthy of and can live up to the name of O'Cullen.