In this book we follow Edward Bach as he wanders the countryside through the warmer months, returning to Cromer for the winters. During these years he continues to develop his essence system and to articulate the philosophy behind it. Eventually he settles in Sotwell, supported by a small team of devoted helpers – Nora Weeks, Victor Bullen, and Mary Tabor. Most readers will already be familiar with Nora and Victor’s work, yet known surprisingly little about Mary. This is remarkable given that she provided the primary financial support for Bach’s essence development during his lifetime and long after his death, sustaining the project through the hardships of the Second World War and beyond. Without Mary, it is doubtful that the Bach essence system would be alive and flourishing today So read on to discover why Bach could never quite settle in Cromer, and why Mary Tabor – so central to the survival of his work – seems to have been quietly airbrushed from essence history until quite recently.