The mystery of the lark. Valpie Fiona

The Scottish village of Oltbea, the forties. Flora Gordon lives with his father, caretaker of the huge estate estate. The owner of the owner, Alec, is her best friend since childhood. Young people grow up, and it becomes clear that they are connected not only by friendship. But the influential father of Alec, Sir Charles, and does not want to hear about the ridiculous hobby of his son. The tension is growing, and the lovers seem to lose the only chance of salvation. And when, with the outbreak of war, their remote village becomes a base for collecting ships that carry ammunition from the UK and America, the life of a cohesive community changes forever.

After decades, the daughter of Flora, singer Lexi Gordon, is forced to return to the village and a tiny cottage where she grew up. Now, having returned already with her own daughter, she finds out that her mother hid the secrets for a long time, forcing Lexi to question everything that she seemed to know about herself and her past.

It is too late to restore relations with the mother, but can Lexi find the desire to let go of the departed and lost in his heart, and, finally, finding his place in the world?