“A Man to Call My Own” by Johanna Lindsey
2003, Atria Books
ISBN: 0-7434-5633-5
Although I’ve read Johanna Lindsey before “A Man to Call My Own” isn’t a book I would recommend. I did not like the recurring themes that occurred throughout the story; petty jealousies, insecurity and an immaturity in the characters that reminded me of what it was like to be in the 9th grade. I’d hoped for more. Maybe I just wasn't in the mood.
I find them in the library, I find them in my house, I scour yard sales and haunt book stores and wear my fingers out on Amazon looking for them, push one button and they appear on my Kindle, but always, the dearest thing I love to do is read books. Here I write about them.
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