Somewhere in France

These years irrevocably changed the role of women around the world.

When lamps go out throughout Europe, a shadow thickens over millions of people ...

Lady Elizabeth dreams of being independent, traveling around the world and - here is an inventor - to marry love. She runs out of her parental house, dreaming of becoming a useful society. But the First World War makes terrible adjustments to the fate of millions.
So from Lady Elizabeth, she becomes just Lilly, enters the front -line area, where she carries the wounded from the place of battle to the field infirmary.
The future is foggy, all close people are far away and, who knows if they are alive. But even in the darkness you can find the source of light.

“Jennifer Robson definitely has the gift to describe the aspirations and hopes of ordinary people in the era of change.” - Shelf AWareNESS