"Jane--Our Stranger: A Novel" by Mary Borden is a compelling blend of historical fiction and war literature set against the backdrop of World War I. Through the lens of nursing on the frontline, the novel delves into the lives of courageous women like Jane, whose resilience and humanity shine amidst the trauma of war. As Jane navigates the brutal realities of the medical drama unfolding around her, she finds unexpected romance amidst the chaos. Borden's narrative skillfully explores the psychological depths of characters grappling with the horrors of war, while also delving into themes of identity and social class. Through Jane's experiences, the novel becomes a poignant exploration of relationships forged in the crucible of conflict, highlighting the strength and solidarity found in unlikely places. Borden intertwines themes of feminism, emphasizing the vital roles women played in the war effort and their struggles for recognition and equality. "Jane--Our Stranger" is a powerful testament to the indomitable human spirit and the enduring power of love and compassion in the face of adversity. With its vivid depiction of wartime challenges and its insightful exploration of complex human emotions, Borden's novel captivates readers with its depth and authenticity.