The Pitchford family became wealthy and influential in Jensen Beach, Florida in the 1860's. Their family businesses grew from pineapple farming to RV campsites, apartments, restaurants, fishing industry and many other small endeavors after the Great Depression. Their fortune and reputation was destroyed by a curse that invaded the family until the 2000s, when the daughter of the most successful Pitchford took over the dynasty and used her real estate expertise to bring part of the fortune back.

Beverly P. Miller adored her father and wanted to be just like him. He taught her how to solve problems, develop a business and be self-sufficient. When he disappointed her with his decisions of unlawful business practice and infidelity, she continued on her path of success and became a wealthy real estate broker. She and the love of her life, Jack, had a whirlwind life and lived in Washington, DC and West Palm Beach where she made many real estate deals. Eventually she was called back to Jensen Beach to face the curse that ruled the lives of all the Pitchford men.