Janis Cooke Newman creëert boeiende romans die duiken in de kern van menselijke emoties en verbindingen. Haar werken verkennen vaak verrassende daden van heldendom, geïnspireerd door liefde, en verweven elementen van magie en historische contexten. Als oprichtster van de Lit Camp schrijversconferentie koestert ze actief de literaire gemeenschap. Newman nodigt met haar kenmerkende stem lezers uit in boeiende verhalen, rijk aan inzicht en emotionele diepgang.
Recognized as a standout publication of 2015 by the San Francisco Chronicle, this book offers a compelling narrative that captivates readers with its unique storytelling and rich character development. Delving into themes of resilience and transformation, it presents a thought-provoking exploration of human experiences and relationships, making it a must-read for those seeking depth and insight in contemporary literature.
Mary Todd Lincoln the 'First Lady' is a figure of some notoriety in the USA. She is incarcerated in an insane asylum after committal proceedings instigated by her own son. This book tells her own story.
The narrative unfolds as Janis Cooke Newman reflects on the moment she first encountered her future son through a videotape, capturing his vulnerability at 10 months old. The scene, featuring a woman in a lab coat attempting to elicit a smile from the naked baby, sets the stage for a poignant exploration of motherhood and the journey of adoption. Newman's story delves into the emotional complexities and transformative power of love that accompanies the path to becoming a parent.