All Roads Lead to Calvary

"All Roads Lead to Calvary" is a novel written by the British author Jerome K. Jerome in 1919. Although he is better known for his famous work "Three Men in a Boat," this novel is a Bildungsroman that follows the life of Joan Allway, a woman who is educated at Cambridge University and becomes a journalist and wartime ambulance driver. The novel explores the impact of World War I on society and how it affected Joan's life. Throughout her journey, Joan encounters various people and experiences, and confronts many of the moral issues of the time. This novel is an intriguing read for those who are interested in the effects of war on society and the lives of individuals who lived through it.