Tag: Silver Echoes

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Dreaming Up the Cast of Silver Echoes!, Part I

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My new novel, Silver Echoes, takes us on a wild ride through the Roaring Twenties, from Denver to Chicago and back to Leadville, Colorado, following the tumultuous life of Silver Dollar Tabor and her mother. It’s a story bursting with ambition, betrayal, love, and a quest for identity, and as I read it, I couldn't help but picture which modern movie stars would bring these incredible characters to life on the big screen.

So, grab your popcorn, because here’s my dream cast for a Silver Echoes movie adaptation, complete with a little fun and flair!

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Behind Silver Echoes: A Video Interview

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Discover the backstory behind Silver Echoes. Author Rebecca Rosenberg sits down with Linda Maria Frank on an episode of "The Writer's Dream." Rebecca and Linda discuss everything from the fascinating 1920s to research and why Rebecca was fascinated with the history of Silver Dollar Tabor.

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The captivating mystery of Rose Mary Echo Silver Dollar Tabor (Chapters 1-5)

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Silver Echoes tells the captivating mystery of Rose Mary Echo Silver Dollar Tabor. Her story is shrouded in unanswered questions. This book is a tale of discovery, where each chapter reveals a vital piece of the puzzle.

Here are some questions to keep in mind as you read the first five chapters. You can even discuss these with your book club.
What will you discover about Silver Dollar along the way?

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Silver Echoes Spotlight: The Hidden Life of Silver Dollar Tabor

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A Story of Trauma, Resilience, and the Price of Fame

In the dazzling era of flapper dresses, speakeasies, and silent films, Silver Dollar Tabor shone as a captivating figure. But behind her radiant smile and captivating performances lay a hidden life of immense trauma and resilience. In Silver Echoes, Rebecca Rosenberg invites us to explore the complex story of this enigmatic woman, delving into the devastating losses, fractured identity, and enduring spirit that shaped her life.

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Silver Echoes Spotlight: The Red Summer of 1919

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The summer of 1919 in Chicago was a crucible, forging a brutal chapter in the city's history. The Red Summer, as it came to be known, was a period of intense racial violence that erupted across the United States, and Chicago became a terrifying focal point.

The specific incident that ignited the conflagration was the drowning of Eugene Williams, a young African American boy, in Lake Michigan on July 27th.

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Indie Reader Reviews Silver Echoes

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Indie Reader recently shared their review of Silver Echoes, a historical roaring twenties novel (Gold Digger Biographical Fiction Book 2)

Based on the true story of the Tabor family and the Matchless silver mine, Rebecca Rosenberg’s SILVER ECHOES follows prodigal daughter Rose Mary Echo “Silver Dollar” Tabor—whose suspicious and untimely death invited both salacious rumor and tragic grief.

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