Guilt follows Nancy Flanagan, a young Irish woman grappling with the weight of personal mistakes, societal judgment, and the rigid expectations of 1940s Catholic Ireland. After a traumatic experience leaves her with a child out of wedlock, she is forced to leave her daughter behind and move to England to train as a nurse. The story unfolds as both a fictional memoir and a historical narrative, immersing listeners in the post-war era's cultural and social tensions. The story blends elements of guilt, faith, resilience, and the supernatural into a compelling story about identity and redemption.

Guilt is a continuation of the story of the ancestral light energy gift bestowed upon the daughters of Eve, part of the Sisterhood, which is eventually passed all the way down to Nancy Flanagan, but this unlikely heroine is unaware of her destiny.

England begins to rebuild after the devastation of World War II, a young Irish Catholic travels to England to train as a nurse and escape her heart-breaking past. Determined to make a fresh start, the last thing Nancy Flanagan expects is to encounter a mysterious patient harbouring his own dark secrets. Secrets that will turn her world upside down . . .

Together, Nancy and her patient decide to right their past wrongs and face down an evil that has been lurking in the shadows. With the help of a ragtag team, they travel to Argentina to pursue these malignant forces. As Nancy delves deeper within the murky world of mythical beings, she discovers she has an unknown gift. Confronted with a supernatural malevolence targeting her loved ones, she emerges as an unlikely heroine in the endless spiritual warfare of good versus evil. Can she and her friends survive the emotional and physical toll on them? Will Nancy succeed and save her loved ones and the world?