Crazy for Lovin' You

Author:

Lisa G. Brown

Published:

Harper Monogram, April 1994 ; 454 pages

Subgenre:

Contemporary romance

Setting:

United States -- Cade County TN, 1990s

Main characters:

Jubal Kane and Terrill Carroll

Sexual explicitness:

Fairly explicit

Keywords:

Intrigue ; class differences, convicts, family responsibility, heiresses, sawmills, stepfamilies

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Reader comments:

I thought it was sad how they battled so much with each other apart, when they should have come together. Pretty pathetic. I hated her and he was a little too pitiable. (S.E.P., 5-16-98) Boring. Naive and not worth the wonderful comments that I read in your website (J.H., 5-23-97) when is she going to have an other book? I've read these three times, and would love to read some more like them. (S.S., 4-26-97) First rate! This book reads like a screenplay, with believable dialogue and characters that make you want to cast this like a movie playing in your head. Normally I wouldn't touch a book with a title like "Billy Bob Got Married," but now that I've read Crazy, I'll keep reading whatever Ms. Brown puts out there. (J.D., 1-24-97) The best bad-boy story. Filled with sensual tension. One of my top ten favorite books! (V.D., 4-15-96) One of the most tender love stories I've ever read about bad boy meeting good girl, and wanting to become a better man for her sake. She teaches him not only to expect more of himself but to expect more respect from others. This is one of my all-time favorite books. (D.N., 3-31-96) I loved it! A moving story about the "wrong-side-of-the-tracks-boy" who falls for the "spoiled rich girl". A must read!!! (A.T., 3-18-96)

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