Jane Rosenberg LaForge Boeken

Barbara Ross was at the center of the punk rock explosion as it took root in 1970s Los Angeles as a guitarist for the all-girl outfit California Youth Authority. Decades later she finds herself at the center of a murder investigation after her one-time girlfriend, the pop music sensation Jasmine, is found dead in the Hollywood Hills. The only problem is Barbara is bedridden and dying of breast cancer, and her older sister, a retired ballerina, is talking to the cops, the press, and all of Barbara's friends. In SISTERHOOD OF THE INFAMOUS, both women reconsider their separate quests for art and fame, and which carries the higher cost: success or infamy.

Michael Evan Sheehan is a war damaged man; Eva Williams is a woman out of place. They have survived bloodshed, poverty, and sickness to be thrown together in an English village, quietly hiding from the world in a small cottage. When reality shatters their serenity, they must face the parochial community. Unknown to all, a legend is in the making-- one that will speak of courage and resilience amidst the forces that brought the couple together even as outside forces threaten to tear them apart. -- adapted from publisher info

A unique and thought-provoking memoir detailing the fascinating career of a courtroom artist, allowing the reader a glimpse into some of the most infamous criminal proceeding in recent times.