“In Hill's wonderful debut, young Rosie Kettle departs her quaint desert town to chase her dreams in 1960s San Francisco. Attending art college, Rosie has a chance encounter with an illegal immigrant named Peter who publishes a music magazine. Peter gives Rosie her first job, photographing a once legendary blues guitarist and his talented young partner, David Wilderspin. That assignment catapults Rosie into a hot career on the scene, an addictive lifestyle and a troubled affair with David. The two become inseparable, settling into a dream home and having a baby. But when David sets out on tour to support his disappointing new album, the road takes more out of him than he anticipated, and soon memories of his perfect life are drowned in booze. Hill's characters are believably flawed, and her powerful romance about the intersection of love, art and independence features troubling plot developments and a strong climax while deftly avoiding artists-in-love stereotypes.” —Publishers Weekly
"”I was there in the Sixties, onstage, photographing Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Lovin' Spoonful, and Jim Morrison and The Doors. And what a wonderful time it was. Three Minutes On Love brings back the nostalgia and magic of that time.” — Michael Childers, famed celebrity photographer
“A raw and moving look at love and redemption set against the backdrop of the turbulent 60’s. An immediately engaging story about two people trying to make art, transcend their flaws, and live with integrity, every page takes us deeper into the world of early rock and roll and reminds us about what it means to be creative and to be human."
—Eric Maisel, author, Creative Recovery
For more information about Three Minutes on Love and Roccie Hill you can also visit her website at:
www.rocciehill.com