Hell hath no fury like two women scorned

Two strange, sadistic sisters live on a remote farm, isolated from society. Daisy rules with a strict hand and rejects the ‘outside’ world. But Rose longs for a place in that world: for romance, glamour and – modern conveniences. Charlie – charmer, thief, murderer, man on the run – is attacked by a dog on the moors. He collapses on the reclusive sister’s doorstep and is nursed back to health. Rose falls in love, imagining that he will whisk her off to a romantic happy-ending.

Daisy, straight-laced and starved for affection, is unsure. She suspects the stranger is not what he seems and fears he will ‘upset’ things. She vows to protect Rose from the sins of all men. Phil, leather-clad and deranged is on Charlie’s trail. Charlie has stolen his ill-begotten goods and killed his younger brother, and now he vows revenge…at all cost. Charlie, pursued on all sides, thinks he’s got it made: a safe place to hideout and the attentions of two lonely, frustrated women.

It’s not long before Charlie has charmed himself into both sisters’ beds. This was a bad move! Sibling rivalry soon threatens the sisters’ grasp with reality and Charlie is forced to choose. He can’t – or won’t and finds himself on the sharp end – literally! Cozy turns to crazy – now Charlie‘s life is once again on the line. Trouble is; trouble in here, trouble out there, suddenly, his only concern is to stay alive long enough to make his escape – and before Phil catches up with him! But not is all what it seems and the women, with a taste for vengeance, still have a few more dark surprises in store…