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Reviewed by Trudi LoPreto for Readers' Favorite
Crazy Love by Rachael Tamayo is a book worth reading for both the compelling story and a look into how a sick mind thinks. Emily has found love at first sight, true love, with Isaiah and they are enjoying learning about each other and strengthening their relationship. Unfortunately, Noah has other ideas for Emily. Noah is older than Emily and comes into the pharmacy where she works each day to be near her. We quickly learn of his obsession, his love, and the twisted idea he has that Emily loves him too. Noah will stop at nothing to make Emily his. Emily becomes terrified of Noah, but fortunately she has Isaiah in her corner, who protects her from every disaster. Each chapter is dedicated to one of the three characters and we see and feel each one’s viewpoints and way of thinking, as well as the how and why of their actions.
Crazy Love has more than enough thrills, surprises, romance and excitement to keep you reading long into the night. I really enjoyed this book and found it to be a very good story. Rachael Tamayo wrote this story with a great plot and a very caring and keen understanding of the mentally ill, making it an exciting story, but being sure that the reader understands the real life effects that mental disease has on both the patient and those around him. The love between Emily and Isaiah is shared in a very real way, but without unnecessary, overdone sex scenes; instead making their love for each other real, caring and believable. I loved this book and I think that you will too. Do not pass up Crazy Love.
