Rebecca Rosenberg Books in Order

This illustrated survey visits American lavender farms and the people who cultivate them, from Hawaii to the East Coast. Photographs and farmers' stories show how landscapes, individual ambitions and difficult growing conditions shape a developing agricultural community.

Charmian London and Bess Houdini bond over the demands of marriage to famous, ambitious men. When the Londons and Houdinis become entangled, competing desires and shifting loyalties threaten the lives and partnerships each couple has built.

Abandoned while pregnant and working a Colorado mine, Elizabeth McCourt refuses to surrender her ambitions. Her relationship with silver magnate Horace Tabor brings wealth and scandal, testing her place in a society determined to keep her outside.

Gifted with an exceptional sense of smell, Barbe-Nicole Clicquot pursues her ambition to make champagne. After widowhood leaves her leading a business constrained by law and war, she must defy powerful expectations to preserve her independence.

Widowed with a family to support, Madame Pommery enters the male-dominated champagne business with a vision for a drier wine. War, occupation and social convention threaten her plans, forcing her to defend both her enterprise and her choices.

Silver Dollar Tabor pursues fame in 1920s Chicago as trauma and a dangerous double life undermine her future. Years later, her mother searches for answers to her disappearance while struggling to preserve the family's dwindling mining legacy.

Lily Bollinger protects her champagne house through Nazi occupation, concealing resistance fighters beneath its vineyards. In the decades that follow, family conflict and betrayal force her to find new ways to safeguard the legacy she fought to preserve.