"Love was the law and religion was taught, I'm not bought. Feel when we argue, our skin starts to rot. Our skin starts to rot"

It's 1963, and Elizabeth Turner is determined to follow in her father's footsteps, becoming a respected doctor in the close-knit community of Poplar. Surrounded by the family and friends she's always dreamed of, Elizabeth is building the life she never thought possible. But the path to fulfillment is far from simple. As she faces the daily challenges of her profession and personal life, Elizabeth must confront her own fears, the weight of her family's expectations, and the struggles that come with being a woman in a male-dominated field. Set against the backdrop of *Call the Midwife*'s seventh season, Elizabeth's journey of growth, love, and resilience weaves seamlessly into the lives of beloved characters, offering a new perspective on the trials and triumphs of 1960s London.

Elizabeth Turner is carving out her place in a world that's changing, but can she balance her ambitions with the ties that bind her to those she loves?