Fleur enjoys her job because it allows her to help restore and protect art work. While attending a party one night when her boss, Brinley Boulden, was out of town, Fleur receives a text message asking her to go to the warehouse that held various art works. Since she was left in charge, she goes without giving it much thought. After entering the warehouse, a fire alarm sounds. In her panic, Fleur trips over a canister that she throws off to the side. Her suspicious actions result in an arson charge.

Fleur finds herself turning for help to her marathon friends, including Peter, who takes charge of the case. Although Fleur's past and present actions leave the doors wide open to a lot of speculation about her involvement in the arson, there is no obvious motive. They set out to answer the questions: who would go through so much trouble to frame Fleur and why?

Not only did Lucy Hawking write an incredible story full of suspense, mystery, and thrills, the story gives a unique look at the prestigious world of art collection. As a reader it was hard not to want nothing but the best for the main character, Fleur, whose luck just sometimes seems to be the worse. Lucy Hawking wrote incredible characters, including Fleur, who were impossible not to love. Readers will keep turning pages hoping only for the best for Fleur.