Haddie Kellar is passionate about three things: her marriage, her doctorate in botany, and women's rights. It's the injustices of the latter that sends her conscience plummeting into a dark lens of a way to level the playing field, even if it goes against the grain of morality. After creating a gel that alters the personality, Haddie feels invincible after women from all over take action against men who have wronged them. Her movement is working and everyone is noticing, even though her identity has been kept secret. So, when her loving, supportive husband discovers that she's behind the shocking events revealed on the news, it rocks her world. Haddie knows what she's doing is unlawful, but she refuses to stop, knowing she's improving women's lives. But how far will she go? It's not only her but all the ladies that she's recruited for her cause. When her identity is finally discovered, Haddie feels trapped, especially when they come knocking on her door. Will this be the end of her crusade? Hands of women everywhere have been changing the offensive behaviors of men. So, how can it be so wrong when the outcome is so convincingly right?