A Man to Call My Own
- 432 strony
- 16 godzin czytania
From #1 New York Times bestselling author Johanna Lindsey comes a passionate love story set in the 1870s Texas. The drama unfolds between rival twin sisters, Amanda and Marian Laton, who are as different as night and day. Amanda is beautiful yet cruel, while Marian is plain but kind, intentionally downplaying her looks to avoid inciting Amanda's jealousy. Following their wealthy father's sudden death, the twins move to a Texas ranch with their aunt, where they meet Chad Kinkaid, the rugged cowboy son of a neighboring rancher. Marian is captivated by Chad's masculinity but fears he will be drawn to Amanda, as all other men have been. Although initially enchanted by Amanda's beauty, Chad soon recognizes the depth of Marian's character beneath her unassuming exterior. After witnessing her adventurous spirit, humor, and bravery, he finds himself wanting her instead. However, Chad struggles with how to convince Marian, a woman he admires deeply, that she is the one for him. In this enchanting tale, Lindsey explores the intoxicating journey of first love, revealing the complexities of the heart and the growth of a strong woman who ultimately finds her place and love in the world. With humor, emotion, and insight, this novel captivates readers until the very last page.