Pennsylvania law graduate Elle Finlay wasn't the average American heiress, so why should her macabre habits fit in with social norms? She wasn't going to ask anyone to accept her any more than she was willing to accept them. Her family's grounds belonged to her; it didn't matter to her if they were situated on the outskirts of a centuries-old cemetery. The fight for her rights meant more to her than anyone would ever understand. Deciding to live inside her family's mausoleum in Scotland, she gave up everything to defend her inheritance. Putting her self-worth and reputation on the line took fortitude and determination. It's a good thing she was born with both.