Written in the 1950s and 1960s, Rose Campion's romantic novels represent a unique and authentic look at life in small southern towns during the era of tail fins and rock & roll.
Background
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Rose
Campion is the pen name of a journalist and writer who was lived from
1898 to 1974. Author of several novel-length manuscripts, all were
typed by hand on an old Underwood manual typewriter using the hunt
and pick method. Mostly in the romantic suspense or detective genres,
none were ever published and were thought to be lost until a son
found a few in an old trunk. Written in the 1950s and 1960s, they
represent a unique and authentic look at life in small southern towns
during the era of tail fins and rock & roll. They make for
fascinating reading from that standpoint, and even more important for
modern readers, each of them tells an exciting and attention-grabbing
story with intricate plots and superb character development.
Moonshine Cove Publishing, LLC plans to release several of them over
the next few years.