Nadene Seiters

My Kind Of Crazy was a wonderful read. The author has done a great job in introducing the deep emotional details of Jonah Quinton one of the main characters of the story, who suffers from hallucinations and mental illness. The plot is quite emotional and parts of the story brought tears to my eyes, while others made me laugh.

The heroine, Anastasia, has discovered a nude Jonah Quinton on her front lawn and she thinks that he might be responsible for her father’s death.

As the story unravels, Anastasia finds out that Jonah is not what she thought. She knows that there is a mystery behind her father’s death but Jonah has nothing to do with it. What I found delightful was that the author in a very clever way makes you feel that you are part of the story and you experiencing the same pain and suffering as the characters are experiencing from the first page to the last.

I was not surprised that the book was offered for free. Some of the best books I have read were offered for free. I love the hint of romance between Anastasia and Jonah and the delightful way that Nadene Seiters introduces the mutual bond they both held for Anastasia’s father.

The book was very easy to read and the suspense through out the pages quite interesting. It will keep you glued to the pages.
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This book was very unique and very interesting to read. It started out a bit choppy and I was beginning to worry about how the book would really turn out and be, but just as that worry was creeping up on me the author turned it all around and into a fantastic, can't put it down, read for me. The reason I say it was choppy in the beginning is because there was a lot that didn't really make any sense and it just seemed a bit confusing and overwhelming to read. Once the first chapter or two was completed though it all was cleared up and made perfect sense. I'm not really sure there would have been a "better" way to write the beginning without making it more confusing, so I completely understand why it was written the way it was. Once it really gets going and it all fits together, it turns into a very page turning read. I read this book in about half a day, with minimal "put downs" of the book if I could help it. The plot was a type of murder mystery to a point, but the twists in it were so unique you couldn't help but love it. I absolutely loved the characters in this book! Anastasia and Jonah were such great characters and had so many details and secrets to them that you just got caught up in the need to read on to see how they developed and what they did. The drama and mystery of it all was also very thick in this book. It just seemed to have it all: mystery, drama, personal struggles, death, harassment, relationships, and romance. If you are after a book that gives you a little of everything, this is definitely the book for you to pick up, read, and love! It is an easy book to read, a well written book, and a shorter book than some. There are some sexual parts to this book, so you should be advised about that, but they are not long and drawn out by any means. They are tactfully done and they really add to the whole relationship angle and dealing with personal struggles aspect of the book. I very highly recommend reading this book at some point in your reading adventures!

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OMIGOSH I am so into these characters!!! I honestly didn't expect to like this freebie as much as I did, and now I'm sitting here, scratching my head in confusion, wondering WHY? Why is life so unfair? Why do crappy books go big, but when someone writes something decent, it has to be offered up for free so people would notice it?

Gasp! Caleb is a hero that is equal parts nice, sweet, alpha, SMART. Must say there was that awkward moment when the hero does the smart thing when sh*t hits the fan and doesn't try to act all macho about it. Yup. Not a single eye-rolling moment was had reading this book.

I liked how I got to know Daisy so well without stepping once into her head. Fangirling over her so much.

And I liked their relationship. I thought it was insta-love but I guess, under the circumstances, it worked eh.

The writing is good, at least I thought it was good. It's not flowery, but it's not simple either, it's just right. I really liked that it was told from all male POV. Sigh. More all-male POV books, please. It felt genuine to me. I really got to know Caleb, and I cared for him. I could almost feel his pain as he felt it.

I was skeptical! I admit it. I didn't think this would be good. It has a crappy cover and it's fairly short and it's free and it has no reviews and I've never even heard if it. But the synopsis sounded so interesting I just had to give it a chance. SO GLAD.

Oh, I have to mention Ronnie. I liked how connected he was to the story even though he was dead, you could always feel his presence there.

I did have some issues with it. Parts of it felt very repetitive, and it could have used more editing. I wish the author explored the Delilah thing further, as it is it just seemed like it was thrown in there for whatever reason. The parents issue felt way too easily resolved.

For those who like to know these things, there are a couple of really mild sex scenes. I'm talking when the actual thing happens, it's fade to black.

Yeah, overall if you can squeeze this in I say definitely do it. It's actually fairly short, but even if it wasn't free and I bought it and read it I wouldn't have thought it was a waste of money. I'll be keeping an eye out for this author :).… (more)