"Henry Alcott. 24 years old. A-hole. Pining over 19-year-old Helena Turnsby because he wants to marry rich." Eleanor looks up from the letter she is reading, and gazes out the large bay window in the Clarington Estate. "Well, he'll be easy to kill," she says without batting an eye. Eleanor Clarington is trained to kill. But of course, 1920's England isn't quite used to meeting murderous young girls every day, so El works undercover. Helena Turnsby's parents have hired an Elliotte Clarington to come and murder the untimely man who is trying to take their daughter away for the money and riches she owns. The Turnsby's don't know that Elliotte is really an Eleanor, and nor do they know that El will take care of The Henry Problem better than any man in the county could. But Eleanor doesn't know the secrets that run in her family, or Helena's attractive brother, Wilhelm, or the drama that is about to ensue once she moves to the Turnsby's estate. Will she come through with her mission and kill Henry? Or will love, fate and family get in the way?