Judy Huddleston

Not sure why I read this book but I stuck with it to "the end." I had mistaken the title that it was a book about the loves of Jim Morrison. In actuality it turned out to be of one woman's take on that, Judy Huddleston.

Maybe not the worst book I have ever read but pretty close. It pretty much boiled down to her hook ups with Jim when he chose and her fascinating that he actually was in love with her.

The only redeeming thing I got from it was a profile on how messed up young people were from this time, drugs and otherwise. Not much to see here folks, let's move along.… (mere)

Read in January, 2013
Format Paperback (edit)
Review “Do you remember the rock star that lit your imagination with an endless stream of what ifs and I wonder......
That cloud of infatuation could fill all life's vacuums and bridge any chasm in your young life.
But the lights did come up and fantasy dissolved into the reality of the moment.

So what happens if you cross the line from fantasy to reality?
Judy Huddleston did, with the mercurial Jim Morrison.
Love Him Madly sheds light into what a relationship with icon Jim Morrison was actually like.

Her story is told with no frills honesty.
Thank you!
It's poignant, provocative, intimate, fragile....
The writing is vivid and often explicit.
Based on Judy Huddleston's journals we've a sketch that will elicit every emotion from the reader.
I guarantee that.....

As another reviewer noted: with the voice of a rebellious teenager with tortured devotion,
"It's a tale of sex, obsession, misplaced spirituality, and an unforgettable fall from innocence."

Sue William Silverman says:
"Jim Morrison's life is well documented but Love Him Madly delves into the profound personal cost
of standing too close to such an incandescent and unpredictable flame."
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I can't begin to portray the intensity of Judy's story.
I just don't have the words.
You'll experience that intensity in your reading.… (mere)