I'm always drawn to WWII Historical Fiction novels even though the storyline can be similar. I really enjoyed how Martha Hall Kelly told the story from three different points of view including Caroline Ferriday, and American philanthropist, Dr. Herta Oberhauser, a Nazi doctor at Ravensbruck, and Kasia Kuzmerick, a Polish teenager who ends up a prisoner in Ravensbruck and was experimented on becomming one of the Ravensbruck Rabbits.

I listened to the audio version of this book on Audible and thought all three narrators did a great job. I really loved Caroline Ferriday, who is a real person, and all the work she did during WWII. I plan to visit her estate in CT one day.

I'm looking forward to reading Martha Hall Kelly's next book, [b:Lost Roses|40988979|Lost Roses (Lilac Girls, #2 Prequel)|Martha Hall Kelly|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1536843020s/40988979.jpg|55023202], soon.