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Bell Bridge Books claimed ´My brother killed Abraham Lincoln. That is my weight, my shame. While he remained at large, I was held captive in my home. I should have told the soldiers who came with guns drawn and bayonets at the ready this true thing: I might have stopped him, for I harbored him and kept his secrets. I was a pie safe locked tight and guilty as he.´ Asia Booth Clarke was twenty-nine years old and pregnant when Union soldiers and Federal detectives stormed her Philadelphia home in search of her assassin-brother. John Wilkes Booth´s older sister had grown up in one of America´s most notoriously troubled but spectacularly acclaimed acting families. ´Johnny´ and Edwin, her handsome brothers, were the matinee idols of the era. When John Wilkes Booth´s crime left the nation in furious mourning and the Booth family under a dark cloud of accusation, it was Asia who bore the brunt. Booth´s Sister was inspired by Asia Booth Clarke´s personal memoirs. Author, Civil War scholar and storyteller Jane Singer has masterfully imagined the family dynamics and intimate dilemmas that led to one of America´s most fateful crimes and left a sister´s life in shambles.
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