CALL ME ZELDA, is a private story that is meant only for Anna. Anna is a private nurse who is assigned to care for Zelda. Little did they know that they would bond together. They both try and learn how to deal with their own and each other's tragic lives.

Anna is dealing with the death of her husband and her child. Zelda, with depression and her life with Scott Fitzgerald.

Erika Robuck's story had me riveted. The way that she has entwined their two lives made me feel compassion for both of these women.

Erika's description of how a person deals with depression is incredible. I feel that she had to do a lot of research on the Fitzgeralds, and it does pay off. This book brings out all different emotions in the reader. I don't know how anyone could read this book and not feel sorry for anyone who is or has gone though different tragic situations that life can throw at you.

I am not sure how much of this is fact and how much is fiction. But the way that Erika wrote this book, I feel it is much more fact.

I give CALL ME ZELDA two thumbs up. If you like reading stories about historical people, you will love this book. I usually don't care for historical books, but I was drawn into this one from page one.