The Edwardian Terrace Chronicles is all about relationships. Presented in the form of six mildly-erotic stories with an underlying historical theme, the compilation begins with Gladys Hurlingstone's discovery of herself during the revolutionary change in architecture in 1902.

Each fictional account relates to the occupants of that terrace as it moves through the decades. Written as individual tales, they can be read independently of one another if preferred. When read together, however, the lives of the inhabitants therein either overlap, or are inextricably intertwined.

In this, the third part of the Chronicle, the truth about the Blessington household is revealed.