The air in the valley is heavy with the scent of wild clover and the hum of the 1964 election. In a quiet corner of Upstate New York, eighteen-year-old Susannah is the girl everyone relies on. Radiant and deeply kind, she spends her humid afternoons at the local Democratic headquarters, fueled by an innocent but fierce belief that she can help change the world, one hand-stamped envelope at a time.