Even as a student, Arthur Easterby was tipped to become a bishop. Ambitious and able, he carefully plotted his progress to preferment including marrying his rector/archdeacon's daughter. So it was no surprise when in due course he was elected as bishop of Daneford, just outside Dublin. In a hurry to make his new diocese a flagship for Growth and Renewal and make a name for himself in the process, Arthur became autocratic rather than a 'pastor pastorum', alienating both clergy and laity. What nobody realised was that he also carried a dark secret.