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Violence
A lot
War violence and major loss of life are depicted, including blood and gore consistent with wartime nursing settings
Language
Barely any
Minimal strong language
Sexual Content
Some
Romantic relationships include an infidelity/cheating subplot; not sexually explicit
Substance Use
Barely any
Not a significant element
Emotional Intensity
Some
Themes of duty, guilt, and personal transformation under the pressure of two wars
What this book is about
Aspiring archaeologist-turned-Red-Cross-nurse Betsy Hayes serves during both the Greco-Turkish War and the Spanish-American War, growing from an impetuous young woman into someone forged by loss and duty. Willig illuminates two lesser-known conflicts through Betsy's evolving relationships and resolve.
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Wartime violence and major loss of life
Infidelity subplot
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