When the monastery bells rang for the plague, her closed world was torn apart by three forces at the same time:
A black death that came from beyond the walls and devoured life;
A frenzy that comes from within the walls and grows in the name of God;
There was another scene, coming from the depths of her heart, which was the taboo called love that the blond nobleman was tapping.
Isabella originally relied on piety and herbs as her only refuge. It wasn't until the plague and the noble Edward arrived at the same time that she discovered that high walls could not isolate death, let alone confine themselves. While her fanatical companions regarded the plague as a divine gift, she was in his hands, and for the first time she came into contact with a temperature hotter than faith, and more dangerous than fate.
This is an epic story about how women break free from the visible and invisible walls and find themselves and their way out in an era of destruction.
Concept: Women's growth, choices of faith and desire