The Dawn of Sunset

The Dalton Sisters have married throughout Europe, many with titles and affluence. Their world revolves around their societies and families, but this is abruptly changed when the fragile neutrality between nations is destroyed by two shots in Sarajevo. They are left to endure the fiery difficulties of nationalism, death, grief, and melancholia as the very world they remember is replaced with something harsher and harder: a new world which will test and try them, and possibly refine them—if they so choose—in the furnace of their afflictions.