This psychological thriller is a story of trust, deception, and vulnerability.

Married couple, Molly and Henry Grey are a very loving, caring, normal everyday couple. They have everything in life that they desire except for one thing.

A child.

Molly is a nurse and while working her daily shift. She encounters an elderly patient who is newly admitted to the Nightingale ward on which Molly works. The name of this woman is Martha.

Martha offers to help the couple with achieving their most precious gift. Molly doesn't remember telling her about this and wondered how the lady knows. The truth is Martha is a witch.

After years of trying everything that was medically offered to them and after suffering from many miscarriages. Molly and Henry agree to this unexpected help.

How was this lady going to help?

Would it be successful?

Are they trusting the right person?

While becoming closer to Martha, Molly soon realises that she isn't who they think she is.

Under the lovely elderly lady persona and physical exterior. Martha is a troubled soul with a very long and dark past.

The only person who can help the Grey's now is Zoe. A tormented witch that seeks revenge against Martha.

What had Martha done to Zoe?

Who will they trust?

As Molly becomes pregnant, Martha is deemed to be both dangerous and psychologically disturbed.

Will the Grey's baby survive, or will Martha's past become a danger once more?.

Can Zoe be trusted?

Or is there someone else even more dangerous to be scared of?

Sometimes, living in a small, quiet village isn't always as peaceful as you'd think. As you never know what is behind the closed doors of those you come to know and trust.

This chance meeting opens up a whole new world for the Grey family. One that they never thought possible and one that has an unexpected trait that Molly is only just discovering.

They will need to trust their gut feelings, each other, and those around them if they are to see the light in their lives once more.

Who will come out of this dark journey in their lives, the victor?

Come with me if you wish to find out.

This tale will teach you to never judge a book by its cover as what's inside is more sinister than you think.