“She was the first woman I truly loved, and she exposed me to so many other firsts.”It was the summer of 1958 and Tommy Leigh was just fifteen years old. But the first time he laid eyes on Dianna he knew this summer was going to be different. The dazzling dark-haired beauty with the ruby red lips was like no girl Tommy had ever dated. She was ten years older and she was all woman—and Tommy watched in bewildered amazement as she turned the heads of every man in his small Arkansas town and lived by her own rules.As the two grew closer over the course of that one summer, Tommy Leigh would learn what it meant to love a woman—in every beautiful and painful form it took. He’d learn about loyalty, lust, friendship, growing up . . . and heartbreak. But most of all, he’d learn that if you weren’t living by Dianna’s rules, you weren’t really living at all