Rhea's meteoric climb through social and corporate strata continues. The misplaced baby girl finally emerges into her inheritance, uncovering a real relish for the dance that is to become her life. She discovers herself in love with her birth family and its magical Tyrolean home, also the legion of her ancestress's who lie in the churchyard below, determined to lend quiet aid and guidance, even when not asked. The love for a man which embraced her with all its might fades with an instant's act of kindness as she'd branded a 'witch' only for the pain of loss to be swiftly followed by the pangs of grief thanks to the machinations of a psychopath against which even her newly awakened healing skills are powerless. When she tells her hearts' desire to 'go to Hell' with his betrothal, it certainly wasn't intended to be taken as a literal instruction. While caring for her fiance Rhea meets a child needing help and unthinkingly delivers, setting up a sequence of events leading to incarcerations, mayhem and a double murder that fate seemed determined would also encompass her own."