Wentworth the House Seat of the biggest landed family owner in South Yorkshire, England, who owned most of the land in the surrounding Rotherham, Brampton area, and who lived in a large Palladium fronted House, almost equal to the Duke of Devonshire's 'Chatsworth House'. This fictional story is written in the above setting and revolves around the Master and Ladyships two daughters Elise and Chantelle, and their heir Willis, who strives to keep his male identity having two sisters to compete with, him being the youngest of the three. Elise commands the centre stage of the book as she moves from childhood through into puberty, and then into womanhood. The servants her Papa employ's strive to guide her through her most unbearable moments only for her to find more emotional tangles awaiting.