Twenty-three year-old Chicago hooker Lynn is having a dull, glum day when she engages in a session with Dale, one of her favorite clients. Dale and his wife, Adeline, have worked with Lynn before. Rich and attractive, she's quite pleased when Dale makes an offer to her to become a resident in their palatial home. But with the offer comes a year of being their servant. Of course, she'll be well compensated, and she likes them. So does her roommate, Melody. When Lynn meets Angela, Adeline's mom, she discovers the full truth of the offer made to Lynn. It involves induction into the Society, a secret organization run by the powerful and wealthy for centuries, all with the altruistic goal of raising the status of downtrodden women like Lynn. Having screwed up her life with a failed, early marriage, a miscarriage, and years as a hooker, Lynn figures surrendering her freedom for a year in exchange for a six-figure payday can't possibly hurt. It's a sacrifice now for a future later. For a year . . . she will be a slave for freedom.