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Trapped by tradition, torn by passion.
In 19th century Ireland, Lady Rosita Beconsford defies societal expectations as she trains to be a nurse. She yearns for independence, beyond the shadows of her aristocratic heritage. While in England, she finds love with an enigmatic British army officer, but is soon faced with deep heartache and the challenges that brings.Could she find happiness with the consequences of her choices, away from Ireland, the country of her birth? Or should she try to forge a new path for herself back home, where political unrest has begun to stir?
As Ireland enters the 20th century, Rosita continues to grapple with her aristocratic identity. Can she ever find true happiness in Ireland, or is she destined to remain trapped in her family’s past?
Genre: Historical
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