at the headquarters of Hartington Manor in the village of Little Moseley, this year, Therese, Lady Osbaldestone, along with the whole household, is enjoying the visit of their courageous grandchildren Jamie, George and Lottie. The youngest and ever free Theresin son and children beloved Uncle Christopher will join the children here unannounced and unexpectedly. The son of Lady OsbalDestone, as a high intelligence official, was given the official command to disappear to the public until his superiors resolved the problem with the French agent who spy on him in London. The village of Little Moseley seemed like a great hiding place, where he and his security did not expect any problems. Soon after arrival, however, Christopher will notice the presence of London lady Marion Sewell, who suspects he wants to lure him into marriage. Although she has no idea what brought her to the village, she is determined to avoid her with the help of her nephews and nieces not only on walks, but also at the traditional Christmas festivities of the village community. However, it does not take long and Christopher realizes that Marion may have other intentions and only wants to give him the information he will benefit from. But before he manages to face a young woman in the face of Marion, the suspicious stranger is deprived of the village away from the village and awakens concerns about her fate in Christopher. Together with the children and the crowd of youngsters who visit Henry from the neighboring mansion every year, the Marion and the strange man's footsteps are in the footsteps of the Parteger Hall beyond the village: there is a shocking secret on which the outcome of the War with Napoleon. Christmas story of private and state intrigues, personal maturation and love.