Rhonda

Rhonda asked Martha Hall Kelly:

As a book lover and retired history teacher, I read a lot of books. Some good, some not so good. Every once in a while I read an outstanding book. Then there is the "Lilac Girls. Your book has touched me like no other. The inspiration of Kasia and the others and the horrid "how" of Herta. . It is quite simply the best book I have ever read. What happened to Herta after she lost her license?

Martha Hall Kelly Hi Rhonda, I'm so glad you enjoyed the book-I love your line "The horrid how of Herta." Herta became a broken woman once Caroline Ferriday and company fought to have her medical license taken away. She never married and became a bit of a recluse.

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Audra Witgen

Audra Witgen asked Martha Hall Kelly:

Thank you for writing about Caroline! I loved the book. What else have you written? I never knew about the "rabbit" girls, would like to learn more about them.

Piper White

Piper White asked Martha Hall Kelly:

Could you recommend any self publishing companies or publishing companies that accept unsolicited manuscripts?

Patricia

Patricia asked Martha Hall Kelly:

Is there a plan for the novel to become a movie, or even a series? I love reading real life stories where we can see the crucial role of women in history and society and how they are empowered. A gripping story and lovely written. Thanks again

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