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Thelma can’t. It’s driving her nuts. The elusive Harry Wisenburg finally sets her off in a depression so deep, she seeks psychiatric treatment on the advice of her caring physician. When she is admitted to the House, a local asylum, she learns quickly that it's just what the doctor ordered. She hopes spending time at this mysterious place will help her figure out what to do. Her stay in a secret ward, where nothing is taboo and anything goes, arms her with all sorts of provocative, sultry methods to land her dream man.

Those who buck societal rules land in The House, an insane asylum where inmates live in daily fear. It's the Roaring Twenties. Women are discovering themselves for the first time, engaging in clandestine pleasures - much to the chagrin of their over-prudish parents. When Rose is sent to The House by her well-meaning parents for treatment of what they think is inappropriate behavior, she thinks her life is over. Once admitted, she learns an astounding truth.

When he became depressed and felt like life had no meaning, his well-intentioned parents sent him for treatment at The House, known as the local asylum. Unwittingly for them, the staff at this mysterious place did more than treat his depression. Housed on a special secret side, Willie discovered his inner bad boy and didn't look back.

Just because Serena dances unclothed in the moonlight doesn’t mean she’s crazy. Her parents, desperate to cure their daughter of unusual behaviors at home, drop her off at The House, the town's local asylum. Serena thinks she's destined to stay at The House forever, locked away and forgotten. When she meets Daren, he offers a bargain she can’t refuse. As an attendant in this mysterious facility, he knows the perfect place where Serena’s passions will fit in beautifully.