In the vibrant and tumultuous 1920s, the name Benjamin and Helen Rask is on everyone's lips in New York City. Benjamin, a formidable figure in the world of finance, has become a legendary Wall Street titan, while Helen, born to an eccentric aristocratic family, has captivated society with her charm and poise. Together, they have ascended to the pinnacle of affluence, embodying the era's spirit of opulence and ambition—even as the decade of wild extravagance and speculation nears its end. Yet, beneath their dazzling success lies a question that lingers in the whispers of high society: At what cost have they amassed such extraordinary wealth?