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Book Description: Blaine Barrow is writing a biography of his late grandfather, Jake Barrow, a famous movie director from the the 1940's through the 1960's.In the process of conducting research for the book,Blaine discovers some disturbing information: In 1953 his grandfather was involved in a sensational murder case in which blonde boys were abducted, raped, and killed. When the case broke, Jake was directing Death Song, staring Marilyn Monroe. The studio never released the film indeed, at the time, they issued a statement simply stating that the film negative had been destroyed. In Hollywood lore, the never released film soon became known as The Lost Monroe. Why was the film destroyed? To get at the truth, Blaine visits a nursing home to interview the film's only surviving star, Carmen Calais. Charmed by the sudden attention, the eighty year old Carmen decides to tell him what she has never told anyone the full story of The Lost Monroe. In the process, she takes him and the reader back to the Hollywood of 1953 where they meet characters real and fictional and learn the true and harrowing story of a series of sensational murders that take place against the backdrop of the filming of The Lost Monroe.

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