Daphne Axton, the most average of 19th century young women, lives a fairly boring life. That is until the three family friends from her childhood, the same ones who tormented and teased her, arrive for a belated celebration of her fathers life. But what Daphne doesn't expect, is just how gorgeous these boys have grown to become. And how irritatingly flirtatious and tempting they are to her. The worst part? All three know, and reciprocate. She assumes her worries will end when they leave, and they do... until she is made to live with them, in a house, alone. Isaiah, the flirt. Malik, the intense one. And Dante, the cruelest.