I remember when I read an ARC of Martha Hall Kelly's debut novel Lilac Girls. Her well researched engaging narrative style continues with this prequel that tells the story of Caroline's mother Eliza and her work to help Russian immigrant women during WWI.
Even though this is a prequel, it's not necessary to read either book first as they are separate stories and time periods. But I highly recommend both books and I look forward to reading the next book by this wonderful historical fiction writer!
Monday, January 14, 2019
Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly
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