Which book in the series are you currently reading? Wish there was a way to enjoy the sights, sounds, and slang that inspired Loveda Brown’s world? Now there is!
If you enjoy immersion in history, take a trip to Americana 1912. Music and more paired with each separate book in the series, guaranteed to bring them to life.
The Great Loveda Brown: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book One
Home on the Range, sung by Gene Autry
A Guide to Horse Colors
Loveda Brown Comes Home: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book Two
Let Me Call You Sweetheart by Bing Crosby
Come Josephine in my Flying Machine by Billy Murray
Dancing the One-Step
Loveda Brown Sings the Blues: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book Three
Puccini. Tosca, “E lucevan le stelle” by Plácido Domingo
Mozart. The Magic Flute – Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön by Mauro Peter
Puccini. La Boheme, “Che gelida manina” by Luciano Pavarotti
Loveda Brown: Summer Storm: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book Four
Ventriloquist Arthur Worsely demonstrates
California’s Cahuilla Native Americans
California Condors
Loveda Brown: Lover’s Knot: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book Five
Moonlight Bay, American Quartet
I Love You Truly, Elsie Baker
Let Me Call You Sweetheart, 1912 cylinder recording
Love Me And The World Is Mine, Harry Anthony
Loveda Brown: Widow’s Weeds: The Idyllwild Mystery Series, Book Six
Train wrecks Victorian style
Harry Houdini Bridge Jump With Handcuffs
Explore a 100 Year Old Gold Mine