It’s the Jazz Age, and Europe is celebrating the end of The Great War, the war to end all wars.
Reluctant to return to Australia and the reminders of his misery and everything he lost, Duke finds himself with his best mate Harry in 1920s Berlin. It’s a place where any vice can be indulged—for the right price. And after the privations of the war, their pockets filled with dollars, Harry and Duke are in the mood for sinful fun.
Dancing in a sleazy nightclub to make ends meet, Fee is a madcap flapper with a murky and mysterious past. Duke is drawn by her vivacity, intensified by a dark and brittle edge, and Harry is also enthralled by her charm. The inseparable friends make a deal to captivate her interest and persuade her to choose between them.
But Fee has a daring proposal of her own.
Agreeing to her request, the two men seduce the enigmatic Fee into a night of unbridled passion. In the morning, Duke is shocked to realise who has seduced whom.
Duke’s deep allegiance to Harry was forged in the fires of war, tempered by both suffering and joy, and their bond is the foundation of his strength. Their night with Fee has changed Duke irrevocably, but can he preserve his loyalty and devotion to his best friend?
Will the decadence that surrounds them bring them closer together or tear them apart?