This is a powerful, life affirming book about friendship, love and humanity. Set in Great Britain during the 1980's, the story unfolds against the political and social backdrop of the changing media landscape, CND, feminism and the growing acknowledgement of domestic violence. It centres around four very different women, a lawyer, peace protestor, journalist and housewife each fighting for equality on their own terms.The title is a tribute to the monument standing at Greenham Common, of seven standing stones encircling a flame sculpture. It represents the Greenham Peace Camp protestors and their occupation of the grounds around the fence of the Greenham Common RAF camp from 1981-2000. They were protesting against the storage of cruise missiles inside the camp.Activism takes many forms and this inspiring novel echoes with the reminder that together, we are stronger. Activism takes many forms and this inspiring story follows four very different women from different walks of life each fighting for equality in their own unique ways.