Publisher's Synopsis
The Heddwch Centre comes to the little village Ballyamber offering a variety of relaxation and communion with nature therapies. Although viewed with suspicion by the new parish priest, Father Neil Cooper, the ladies of Ballyamber are enthralled and flock to the courses offered, dazzled by the two charming brothers who run the centre. Sergeant Alan Murray's wife Elena is among the admirers of Rhys and Joel's enterprise, but Murray remains sceptical.
Denise Flynn flees her life in London and comes to live with her aunt and uncle who run a small shop in Ballyamber village. Her sense of security quickly vanishes when her uncle Conor disappears without trace. A few weeks later, Nathan, one of the Heddwch Centre community also goes missing. With no apparent motives for either disappearance, Sergeant Alan Murray is nonplussed. For the first time in his career, he starts to look forward to his retirement.
