A gripping wartime saga about hope, self-discovery and the power of friendship. Devonshire, 1944.

City girl Alice didn’t think she’d last five minutes as warden at Lower Post Stone Farm. Let alone a year with her own motley gang of Land Girls. Her marriage is in ruins. Her London home bombed to smithereens. But out in the country, she’s found friendship — and the sisterhood she needs to heal her broken heart. Even Roger Bayliss, the handsome farm owner, is warming to Alice despite his first impressions. He turns up at the farm gate with a beautiful bunch of daffodils. But before the Land Girls can wag their tongues, the day takes a sinister turn. The celebrations are interrupted by the most terrifying sound they’ve ever heard. A burning aircraft roars overhead before crashing to the ground . . . the pilot is nowhere to be found. Can friendship light the way during the Land Girls’ darkest hour?