Quinn McKenzie is living what she calls a "beige life", as an art teacher dating a nice guy. When she adopts a stray dog, her life is turned upside-down and she discovers that when a woman tries to make changes in her life, it can drive a whole town crazy.
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By avidreader
Format:Mass Market Paperback
This wasn't the book I was expecting but I did enjoy it. The characters were very funny and I could identify intimately with some of them. The plot was a little predictable with all the loose ends tied up neatly.I'm waiting for the film version. Who would you have play the leads?
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Format:Hardcover
Is there some unwritten rule than when romance novelists start getting hardback book contracts they must then include psycho stalking nutcase characters in those books? Nora Roberts makes the switch from romance to romantic suspense with ease, but in Jennifer Crusie's case the transition from her humor-filled romance novels would be better served without the psycho stalking nutcase type character. The story of Quinn and the domino effect her desire for change triggers would have worked fine without Bill, the dumped boyfriend who cannot take no for answer. Bill is not a funny character. The escalation of his stalking behavior is not funny. As a result, CRAZY FOR YOU is neither a completely funny romance nor does it qualify as romantic suspense since there are many humorous elements. CRAZY FOR YOU is entertaining, but suffers a bit of an identity crisis.
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Format:Hardcover
Just browsing I spotted the book and enjoyed it. Multiple developed characters, not just the main two. Everyone seemed real in this book; no bodies to die for, and Miss America looks. I'm checking other books by this author after I post this.
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Great Book
I ordered this book online not really knowing what to expect but I don't regret it.
Quinn McKenzie is living what she calls a 'beige life'. Read more
Quinn McKenzie is living what she calls a 'beige life'. Read more
Published on 17 Jun 2010 by romantic_nerdfighter
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shaky start but blossomed into something exciting
bit slow to start and found it hard to keep all the secondary character straight. set in the usual small town america where everybody knows everybodies business and high school... Read more
Published on 23 April 2008 by Lindymck
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I love this book
I got this book free when I bought Bridget Jones diary, it sat on by book case for years because honestly it looked a bit crap. Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2004 by "sarahhague20"
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Crazy for this one !
Being a chocolate lover, it was actually the cover that drew me to this book originally, my first Jennifer Crusie novel but by no means my last. Read more
Published on 27 Jun 2001 by "bevjkelly"
4.0 out of 5 stars
Better than chocolate
This is a really good read. It's fun and sexy and as easy as watching a movie - a chick flick of course. Read more
Published on 20 April 2001
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much better than it looks
I nearly didn't buy this book because it looked like a bog-standard "single thirty-something woman and the problems in her life" girly novel. Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2000 by Cybele
5.0 out of 5 stars
Loved it, loved it, loved it!
Great fun! Great characters! Great writing!
Published on 5 Aug 1999
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She just keeps getting better!
I've loved every single one of Jennifer's books and this one is no exception. Just when I think she can't top herself, she exceeds my expectations. Read more
Published on 26 July 1999
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Very Disappointed
It looks like I'm going to be the voice of dissent here. But just coming down from the high of reading "Watermelon", I was sure "Crazy For You" would be the... Read more
Published on 16 July 1999
5.0 out of 5 stars
Oh, Ms. Crusie, you are SOOO funny!
Oh, Jennifer Crusie, I do love your books!! I first read TELL ME LIES and could NOT stop laughing. CRAZY FOR YOU had me snorting and giggling, too. Read more
Published on 15 July 1999
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