Belinda asked Eva Flynn:

Hello Mrs. Flynn, Enjoying your boek about Victoria a lot. You explaining why you choose her to write your book about. It was a special lady indeed. My question is the following: Why did you did not write to mutch about her relationship with her children? There are some remarks about them, but until page 87 not that mutch. Greats Belinda Augustinus The Netherlands

Eva Flynn Thanks for the question Belinda, and I'm thrilled to hear that you are enjoying the book. Victoria's relationship with her children becomes more of a focal point in her later years which I'm currently exploring as I write the second book in the series. Her grief over Byron's mental disability leads her down the path of Eugenics. Her worries for Byron and Zulu's future also lead her to make other questionable decisions during her later life. Zulu is a dutiful daughter as she grows up and scarcely leaves her mother's side.

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