Book description
A bored high school art teacher dumps her football-coach boyfriend and embarks on a mayhem-filled search for happiness that lands her in trouble with the law and sends her into the arms of the one man in her small Ohio town she should probably avoid
Why read it?
1 author picked Crazy for You as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love this author, but I could have chosen any of Jenniferās books.
She writes contemporary romantic comedies with everything I want from a romantic comedy, good plot lines great characters you can really identify with. If her hero and heroine were real, they would be people I could imagine wanting to spend time with.Ā
A friends to lovers tropeĀ ā Nick and Quinn have such a powerful connection, they absolutely must get together by the end of the book despite all the problems along their way. All Jenniferās books are written with a light touch and great humour.
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From Anni's list on humorous Happy Ever Afters (with animals).
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