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Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly
Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly







Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly

When Sofya’s stepmother hires Varinka Kozlov, the daughter of a local fortuneteller, she unwittingly brings trouble into their home. Eliza takes the threat more seriously than beautiful Sofya, a cousin of the Romanovs who, like most of her ilk, is living in a bubble of denial about the danger that lies ahead. Petersburg to sightsee with close friend and confidante Sofya Streshnayva as the world buzzes with talk of impending war. Eliza is enjoying the high life with her Manhattan and Southampton social set, making regular visits to Paris and St. The book is a prequel, though it is a silk thread that binds the two stories. Connecting the two novels is Eliza Ferriday, the New York socialite with a heart for social justice, who is the mother of real-life Lilac heroine Caroline Ferriday. Novelist Kelly ( The Lilac Girls, 2016), who offered the perspectives of three women during World War II in her bestselling debut novel, turns back the clock to examine the lives of another female trio as the world enters the Great War. On the brink of World War I, three women fight internal battles on the homefront.









Lost Roses by Martha Hall Kelly