Rayn, a self-made businesswoman is in infinite danger of being arrested for domestic violence against Nathanial, her partner. She flees Western Australia and ends up in a hastily agreed house swap at the foot of Muckish Mountain in Donegal, Ireland. Friendless and alone she becomes involved with 20-year-old identical twins, Isaac and Raphael. The twins play a game where they both make love to her. Rayn is horrified to find she is pregnant. She plans to have an abortion in England. Both the twins believe they are the father. Isaac wants her to have an abortion. Raphael cancels her appointment at the London clinic. Rayn becomes suicidal. She climbs Muckish to end her life under the Whispering Waterfall. But this is Ireland. Things are not always as they seem.
Gemma Hill was born in East Donegal. She was told that as a child she never had her head out of a book. When the first of her three sons was seven she returned to study at Ulster University and graduated with an honours degree in Social Sciences. Completing postgraduate study she taught Psychology, Sociology and English at North West College Londonderry where she specialised in Adult Education and Special Needs. She lives in Strabane with her two Jack Russell’s and a Welsh Cocker Spaniel.