Toronto’s only female private detective in the 1920s takes on the cases the police don’t want or can’t handle. From airplanes and booze running to American G-men, Communists and union busters, Frankie’s fearless sense of adventure gets her into all kinds of trouble, but she always manages to find her way out.
A scavenger hunt our gals are on turns deadly - is it a case of killing off the competition or more personal?
When a playboy prince is kidnapped, the team has to be discreet as they investigate so to avoid an international incident.
Frankie and Trudy investigate a trio of flappers as they search for a stolen, priceless bottle of wine.
Fierce competition and sexism stymie the gal's murder investigation at a female fencing trial.
Nora is convinced she was visited by the ghost of a murdered woman; she makes Frankie and Trudy search their building. This leads to a shocking discovery.
The team investigate whether a man acquitted of a grisly murder is indeed innocent or guilty.
Witnessing a man's murder; Frankie's search for his lady-friend suspect leads her to an underground cabaret.
When Trudy discovers that her new dream home has contaminated water, the gals investigate the source with help from nighttime vigilante, Lady Justice.
Mary looks into a morality violation by Rita Hart's modern dance troupe. Frankie questions if they've brought the Spanish Flu to Toronto.
A shakeup in all the gals' lives affects sees Frankie's dad alive but in danger, Trudy leave the DPD, Mary going on the record, and Flo's new family threatened.
