"It may be that you are not yourself luminous, but that you are a conductor of light. Some people without possessing genius have a remarkable power of stimulating it." - Sherlock Holmes
Among the individuals who found the,selves lucky enough to make the acquaintance of Violet Hodge, there was not a single person amongst them who would not deem her luminous. And yet, in spite of being seen as a light, she was also a great conductor of it.
Violet was the type of person who was effortlessly graceful, brilliant, and kind, while also bringing out the best in people. She supported her friends, shed light on the unseen servant, and had a way of pushing people to their full potential without making them feel threatened by the challenge.
Sherlock Holmes and James Moriarty were no exception.
Not only are the three of them forced together, tasked with solving a plot of murder, corruption, and chemical warefare; one that tragically involves the involvement of both Violet and Sherlock's own fathers, there is another dilemma that the three of them must navigate in order to see that justice is served.
Both men are in love with Violet, and she is in love with them in return. Both are Luminous in their own ways, but when Violet's affection pushes them to reach for their own potential...will their best match hers?
Or will the love of this girl drive one of these young men to use his talents for evil, in the hopes of securing a life he feels she deserves? And if so, who will she choose then?
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