Glimpse the angelic backstory of life as an idyllic Corfu resort is visited by evil.

When tourism transforms a fishing village on the green and beautiful Greek island of Corfu, old hatreds, envy and greed threaten to tear the community apart. Behind the scenes, personal demons fuel division while guardian angels battle to neutralize their influence…

Hotelier Jason - planning to get rich - ruthlessly chases his goal, unaware of the trouble and danger he is stirring up. Three visitors from Ireland, America and Wales bring their own problems. Clare, running from a broken relationship, is drawn into a love triangle with Jason. Aeron, battling a mid-life crisis, is closer to despair than he realizes - while Bethany, jolted by a Big Birthday into doing a Shirley Valentine, is hoping it will sort her life out.

As the sizzling summer unfolds, each faces make-or break-challenges. Extra help is at hand though, with the arrival of Gabriella, angel of Greece. When meddling demons prevail, and smouldering greed and vengeance reach flashpoint, can she avert disaster?

Teresa O’Driscoll, born in Wales to a Scottish mother and Welsh father with Irish roots, worked as a journalist and editor in Greece. Now back home in Wales she feels her experience of living abroad enlivens her work, while a Celtic heritage adds a mystical touch.
She began penning her first novel aged seven, but a few chapters in realized she needed to live more to write more. She has a management and training background in the Civil Service. When the time was right she took a career-break to focus on writing. She never looked back!
Soon she moved to Athens where she had over a thousand articles in print. Now, in Cardiff – though she still visits Greece as often as she can – she is a freelance writer, and presents spiritual development and writing workshops. A passionate Christian, with lots of life-experience – and two inspirational Christian non-fiction books – under her belt, Teresa is delighted to finally add “Novelist” to her CV. For more information see: http://www.teresaodriscoll.co.uk