Rhea's misadventures as a 'Stellar Holiday's' employee continue as her existence expands from the harsher beginnings of a three bedroom semi in working class Liverpool to one encompassing some of Europe's' most otherworldly residences in the magical Tyrolean mountains. After surviving an actual though inadvertent murder attempt by her previous flat-mate she embraces a surreal transposition for a young woman in the highly transient and semi-nomadic world which is that lived by a bus hostess working grueling hours as she leads holidaymakers across Europe. Her world is enhanced by the chance discovery and adoption of her birthright, a right that gifts three unique mothers as it brings love, tragedy and title. Rhea finally begins to understand and accept that her feet do not always walk on her chosen path. That the route of her life may somehow be being influenced, perhaps even directed by an ancestress long gone, yet still somehow present. An ancestress who's portrait now smiles down on the nearly identical image of a woman that yet may become her greatest granddaughter. Rhea's greatest challenge is simply to live long enough to fulfill that potential