The renowned author of historical romance Stephanie Laurens brings another nice romantic story of ancient Christmas in the British countryside. In harmony and respect, the widowed therese OsbalDestone and the inhabitants of the village of Little Moseley live here. This year, Therese in the pre -Christmas time pleased the arrival of grandchildren. When cleaning coins from a village collection, which baked for happiness in plum puddings, which was supposed to prepare her cookbook for the whole village, there were three strange sheets. Reverend Colebatch invited Professor Webster from Oxford, who confirmed that they were Roman coins and shows the presence of the treasure of Roman times in the vicinity. Professor Webster will stay with the niece Honor for a while in the village in case the search searchers discover. Children, together with five young men from the neighboring residence, have no avail on the surrounding forests to see if they find traces of treasure. When he does not even ask in the village, they meet Callum Harris, who specializes in an antique antiques. His advice seems reasonable to all, especially when he begins to read literature in the libraries of the surrounding settlements and is looking for a mention of Roman settlement. A spark jumps between Honor and Callum. Therese OsbalDestone decides to help a little fate this time so that young people can go to the voice of their heart. Time is running out, it will not be long and many other treasure hunters from the village will go to spend Christmas with their families. Will the rare Roman treasure discover until then? Will Callum and Honor make love and reconcile Professor Webster?