Book description
Perfect for fans of Daisy Jones & The Six and Almost Famous, a gripping debut about the complicated legacy of a legendary rock band and the ghostwriter telling their story
Three Rock & Roll icons. Two explosive tell-all memoirs. One ghostwriter caught in the middle.
Anke Berben is ready to…
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1 author picked The Last Days of the Midnight Ramblers as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I found the audiobook of this one as juicy and delicious as a California date shake. I delighted in putting my headphones on to hear the next installment of a celebrity-soaked desert saga, gossipy tale of famous rockers past their prime, a long-unsolved murder mystery, and the young ghostwriter with everything on the line who wants to find out the truth.
From Sarah's list on bold and beautiful female musicians.
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