In 1946 Daisy and her friend Beatrice decided to move to Paris, because they were fed up with lim...

Daisy Hayes was a sculptress, and blind since birth. In 1964 a French priest came to visit her at...

In 1992 Daisy Hayes had inherited Bottomleigh House and was struggling to keep it afloat financia...

In 1952 there were children everywhere. Or so it seemed to Daisy Hayes, blind since birth, who at...

The last days that Daisy Hayes spent in Rome in 1964 were quite exciting. She and Father Contini ...

A corpse found floating in the oceanIn 1960 Daisy Hayes was asked to replace a physiotherapist on...

Haunted by the loss of a childhood worldWhile visiting her son Jonathan in prison, Daisy heard a ...

Revisiting the wild passions of youthThere is something special about meeting an old acquaintance...

Nerva, the future emperor of Rome, called the Christian faith 'Desiderata's lost cause'. At the t...

Caught in a deadly trapIn AD 79 the emperor Vespasian was dying and some prophetess was announcin...