Crazy For Love

by Tahnee Fritz

Colton never thought he’d have anything to be afraid of. With a sheriff for a father, the fear should have been drove right out of him. Instead, he’s forced to watch his back, knowing the black car will forever be in his rearview mirror. He jumps at the sound of his cell phone, afraid to answer to the red headed beauty who only wants to hear his voice. Moving back home with his parents should have made his life easier.

He never expected a stranger to fall hopelessly in love with him so soon.

Genres: Love

283 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 21, 2014

About the author

Born in the great year of 1988, Tahnee Fritz is the youngest of four and grew up in the small city of Burlington, IA. She graduated from Southeastern Community College, studying creative writing and other English courses. Right from the beginning, she knew she wanted to be a writer and let her daydreams come to life. She has spent hours, day and night, devoting time to the passion she holds for writing. She currently works as an administrative assistant, but always makes time for her books.
Her work includes The Human Race and The Fighting Chance, the first two books from her zombie/vampire trilogy. Crazy For Love is a stand alone, stalker novel.

Websites:
http://trfritz88.wordpress.com
https://www.facebook.com/trfritz88

Reviews

[Sharon Duggan · Rating 1 out of 5]

I forced myself to finish reading this book. The whole tone of the book was juvenile, could have been written by a 12 year old for 12 year olds. The 'hero' was a wimp who always had tears in his eyes, pontificating about his parents, rebelling against them and so forth. The phraseology was equally childish. Tenses were jumbled.
I couldn't even give this book one star. There was no evidence of any type of research being done, the plot was thin and pathetic, I kept on waiting for Colton to take down the number plates of the vehicles that were following him and at least giving them to his father to follow up on.
Having said this, if this was written by the author when she was in her early teens then i would give it 5 stars but definitely not if written when she was an adult.