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(More customer reviews)I suppose all insatiable readers have a "desert island book list" - those books you love so much that you'd choose them as your eternal reading material for the time you're stranded on that island. Well, I've just added "I Found My Heart in San Francisco" to my list. I honestly couldn't put it down!
Ms. Meagher brings her characters to astonishing life. We learn about Jamie Evans and Ryan O'Flaherty, two women whose lives cross in a sociology class about the lesbian experience. Ryan is an out, gorgeous lesbian, taking the class for educational and social reasons. Jamie, engaged to Jack, the most promising young law student at Stanford, chooses the class for credits. But there are feelings between the two as soon as they meet, and the author develops them so believably, so sweetly and so sexily, I was caught up in this story from page one.
This novel is a simply wonderful voyage of self-discovery and of what it means to truly commit to love. Don't miss it.
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Despite the questions of her roommates and the objections of her fiancé, Jamie Evans persists in enrolling in a college course that seems an odd choice for a young woman of her background. What no one can know is that the course, The Psychology of the Lesbian Experience, will propel Jamie onto a journey of self-awareness and realization.For the required fieldwork, Jamie is paired with the darkly beautiful Ryan O'Flaherty—a boldly "out" and sexually adventurous lesbian. This somewhat unlikely pair slowly, and sometimes painfully become aware that what they feel for each other is more than just friendship.The temptation to live life on her own terms is great, but so are the costs, as Jamie struggles to break out of her establishment-fashioned, pre-ordained mold. If she can summon the courage, however, she might find out that love, and life, have so much more to offer than she had ever dreamed.
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