Crooked Angels charts a journey in which a fit, successful woman wakes up one morning to find something terribly wrong. Unable to move her arms, within hours she is trapped in a cage of pain.Her condition defies diagnosis until a wise osteopath helps uncover a history, terror from the past, which her body has stored and remembered for her.

Carol Lee’s physiological whodunit travels through Trimsaran, south west Wales as well as Tanzanian landscapes and a Middle Eastern desert to track down the mystery illness which confines her to stillness.

“Unusual, possibly unique, in conception and beautifully written.” – Readers Review

A playwright and poet, Carol Lee has spent many years championing authors' rights and working with writers' organisations to help protect artists' copyright. As a result of writing Crooked Angels, she trained to be an Alexander Technique teacher. She writes and teaches in London.