Yorkshire, 1845. Rumors of a brutal murder shook the moors. Young Elizabeth, who had just become Robert Chester's second wife, is murdered - but the body is gone, leaving only a huge pool of blood. This struck Charlotte, Emily and Anne Bronte, the daughters of a modest pastor, languishing with boredom in their father's house. They decide to master the newfangled profession of detective, which not all men can handle. Inventively investigating the mysterious disappearance, at every step the Bronte sisters are faced with the foundations of society, where it is believed that a woman’s place is only in the kitchen and in the marital bed....When a woman is killed, no one comes to the defense of the unfortunate woman, just another life goes out, like a candle on the wind, and this is considered normal. The late Elizabeth needs a voice, and the Brontë sisters will become it...