Diary of an Ugly Duckling

Name: Diary of an Ugly Duckling (eBook)
Brand: HarperCollins
SKU: 200867
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Diary of an Ugly Duckling

Karyn Langhorne

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Genres

ContemporaryRomanceWomenAfrican American & BlackFictionRomantic ComedyWomenMedia Tie-InSmall Town & RuralMulticultural & Interracial

Released2009

LanguageEnglish

PublisherHarperCollins

ISBN9780061847127

SellerHarperCollins

About the author(s)

Karyn Langhorne is a graduate of Harvard Law School and a former law professor. No longer practicing law, she is now the host of the weekly talk show The Book Squad on WMET 1160 in the District of Columbia. When she’s not interviewing other authors, she writes. Her publications include articles on writing for Writers Digest and a weekly American Idol column (during show season) for a popular website, as well as several books of nonfiction, a dozen screenplays, and an off-Broadway play. She lives in the Washington, D.C., suburbs with her husband and two daughters.

Reviews

“Beautifully written. A Personal Matter is a powerful and deeply thought-provoking and passionate novel about life struggles; especially how we deal with family, co-workers and our inner flaws. This top rated debut novel sweeps the reader along from page to page. This is a must read!” - USA Today bestseller Brenda Jackson

“With an enticing storyline filled with memorable characters, Karyn Langhorne poignantly reveals the magical rewards of feeling love instead of fearing it.” - Essence bestseller Lori Bryant Woolridge on A Personal Matter

“A Personal Matter is a phenomenal debut novel from Karyn Langhorne. The writing is both engaging and humorous. Somehow, Langhorne has invented a fresh, anticipatory sigh of pleasure after each page style of writing, and it is wonderful. The characters are as captivating as the writing. Ben and Alayna are an electrifying couple; the currents are tangible in every heated conversation they share. A Personal Matter also dares to be more than entertaining. Without allowing the story to lose a single beat in its engrossing pace, Langhorne touches upon racism and interracial dating in a clever, unobtrusive manner. ” - A Romance Review (www.aromancereview.com)