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An Unguarded Moment
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A Surgeon for Susan
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Engaging Kieran
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Contract Dad
Lizzy's biological clock was ticking and she needed to get pregnant - now! All she needed was a potential father. So she made Drew and offer - every man's dream! - sex with a gorgeous woman, no strings attached. Drew was impressed by the offer, and against his better nature decided to help Lizzy. To his amazement, Drew found himself falling in love with this woman who only wanted his genes. Now he had to convince Lizzy that he'd make a great husband as well as a father.
Charlie and the Shawneetown Dame
Charlie and the Shawneetown Dame, based on a true story, recounts one of the most famous turf wars waged during the madness called Prohibition. The outsized ambition of Charlie Birger - a flamboyant, slightly mad Al Capone wannabe - brought him from New York to southern Illinois in search of fortune as a bootlegger. However, Birger soon found that his dream of grandeur faced a few hurdles - including the vicious Shelton Brothers and Helen Holbrook, a beautiful, alcoholic socialite from Shawneetown, whose simultaneous affairs with Birger and Carl Shelton fueled a bloody and bizarre gang war. Donald Bain vividly captures turbulent Southern Illinois during the Roaring Twenties, while deftly chr...
Helen LaFrance
Helen LaFrance is a self-taught Southern African-American artist whose specialty is visually recording a way of life that is fast disappearing and, in many cases, no longer recognizable. Born in western Kentucky in 1919, LaFrance is the rare artist who is able to work deftly in more than one medium. She is an exceptional painter, quilter, wood carver, and Biblical interpreter. However her real skill is her ability to connect with the viewer emotionally through the memories they share. These paintings fall into a category of American folk art known as Memory Painting. This catalog is from her exhibition, Folk Art Memories at the Tennessee State Museum, July 1 - August 12, 2012
