"The Jazz Flower" is a follow-up to Forbidden Circles, which ends with Nora Johnson and Douglas Stills expecting their first child. In The Jazz Flower, the child is born. Later, the couple has two more children. But it is their first child, Rosa, who takes center stage.
Rosa Johnson Stills grows and blooms into a beautiful mocha-hued jazz singer in 1930s and '40s Washington, D.C. During those years, Rosa challenges her light-skinned grandmother, Lilly, who low rates her dark skin color and her jazz dream. Rosa also fights her rival, socialite Iris Haywood, in an endless effort to possess...
"The Jazz Flower" is a follow-up to Forbidden Circles, which ends with Nora Johnson and Douglas Stills expecting their first child. In The Jazz Flower...
Bluesette "Blue" Stills, a magazine editor from Washington, DC, arrives at her sassy jazz singer friend Nareen Anderson's apartment in Paris, France, ready to start her vacation. But shock and disappointment grip her when Nareen acts strange and suddenly vanishes Blue enlists the help of another friend in Paris, Eddie Proctor, a tour guide. Eddie sticks with Blue through a police investigation into Nareen's disappearance; while keeping his tour groups on schedule. With Nareen's disappearance and the adventures of Eddie's tour groups, Blue and Eddie are caught up in tension, romance, crime...
Bluesette "Blue" Stills, a magazine editor from Washington, DC, arrives at her sassy jazz singer friend Nareen Anderson's apartment in Paris, Franc...
