Ann Marie Burgess was born in the nineteenth century when most parents felt uncomfortable or ill equipped to discuss intimacy with their daughters. Girls were told half-truths about how to conduct themselves with boys, not how to control their raging hormones. Fear of motherhood was the determent of becoming intimate. Ann was a rambunctious, inquisitive child which intensified as she grew older. Accidentally, she met a tall, handsome young man named Jeremy Jerome Johnson who happened to be the brother of one of her three best friends. First, they became friends. Then fell in love. Ann felt...