Brotherless night

Sri Lanka, 1981. Sixteen-year-old Sasha dreams of saving lives, but civil war has a different ordeal in store for her. When state violence claims her older brother, and her younger siblings go to fight for the Tamil Tigers, the girl's world crumbles.
Sasha becomes a medic in a field hospital, but over time, the line between the fight for freedom and brutal radicalism blurs. Can one remain true to an idea when it begins to destroy its own?
This is a powerful story about moral choices, the corruption of noble intentions, and a girl who, despite the chaos of war, dares to document the truth about human rights violations. A book that asks uncomfortable questions and stays in your heart long after you finish reading it.