I read Rashis Daughters I and II in 2 days. How proud I am to be a strong Jewish woman. As far as the subject of homosexuality, I would expect that anyone who is that passionate about love of G-d and Devotion would have the same leanings towards other things. Thank you, thank you!
Phyllis Feldman

I just completed the first book today and have to say that I cannot wait to go get the next book at the earliest opportunity. I know that homosexuality is a touchy subject these days and although I have very little opinion about it that is worth offering, I find it fascinating that homosexuality was included in the second book. Beyond my curiousity at what trials the next book will expose, I am hopeful that I will have the same emotional response as with the first. I cried many happy tears at the conclusion of the first. It warmed my heart dearly.

I am sure, furthermore, that the next book would mirror the first in offering Jewish women a chance to read with pride the lives of other Jewish women who (fictionally of course) live within the written word of this series. I hope that their lives were very simliar to those held within each gripping and sometimes sultry page.

Thank you for writing this series! I will be a devote reader of any works you take on!

Shalom,

Dani