In North Carolina, the construction of the magnificent Biltmore House of the Vanderbilt family is being completed. It's about
a stunning example of privilege in the United States of the late nineteenth century and symbolizes
the desires of its owner as well as the dreams of a determined girl Kerry living in the shadow of the estate.
Kerry MacGregor's future is shaken to its foundations when, after two years of studying in New York
family responsibilities call home to the Appalachian Mountains. It returns to the native farm standing on the property,
which is among the last pieces needed to complete the Biltmore estate, and she is determined to keep her land
fight to the last breath. However, something more powerful than an ambitious heir
may tangle her fate Vanderbilts, because one by one more invaders descend on the changing landscape - a refugee from Sicily,
a reporter chasing a groundbreaking story, a young woman marred by scandal and a conservationist,
who is prepared to walk over corpses just to stir up anger and animosity in the locals.
Kerry finds herself in a war between wealth and poverty, innocence and depravity, and must win in order to survive
not only over one's own pride and despair, but also over the temptation of money and the men who control it.