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The harsh winter of 1787 and the increase in taxes they must pay force Jacques LaMonde and his brother Ettiene to accept the idea of moonraking proposed by a shipwrecked English sailor whom they rescued. The fires they built on the boulder-strewn beach during storms lured unsuspecting ships to crash there leaving the merchandise from the ship's hold that washed up on shore theirs to sell. After amasssing a fortune they buried it and escaped with their lives to Canada after drawing a map of the gold's location on the back of Jacques' wife's cookie recipe which they kept in the family Bible. <p>Two hundred years later the LaMonde family members agree to publish the recipe in a church fundraiser cookbook being published by Molly Donner and her committee. The renewed interest in locating the map and finding the treasure takes two treasure hunters and a killer to the vineyards of France to search for the fortune.<br>