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I recently read this one:
. He's crazy, the book is crazy but it's not a love story. I highly recommend it anyway!
The person in this book isn't crazy but is suffering from multiple personality disorder, which makes life pretty crazy at times. The author was incredibly insightful and sensitive (I thought) to the subject. I loved this book:
Set This House in Order: A Romance of Souls (not a romance, though...despite the subtitle)Also, another of Matt Ruff's books may fit this category, although not a romance:
Bad MonkeysI agree with Jasmine on Beat The Reaper as well. That one is a hoot.
For sheer fun and craziness (no romance, sorry), there's
Island of the Sequined Love Nun. Tucker Chase is one of my favorite of Moore's characters and he's introduced in this book.
The Monk is crazy and a bit romancy....in a gothic kind of way. I don't know if any of these are what you are looking for but I recommend all of them for a light, fun read.
Lori, I'm with you--reading about crazy people is fascinating--and much more fun than dealing with them in real life!!
Twilight? :PHmm great question though, I will have to come back to it, I have some books to go through in my head that could apply.
Lori - What about White Oleander, Mildred Pierce, or The Postman Always Rings Twice.The first two are sad with a little crazy. They mainly deal with daughter-mother relationships, but I recall some crazy love stuff mixed in.
Erica, is this book available on Amazon? Please email to me. Email ID: sibaprasaddutta44@yahoo.com
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I know there are psychological thrillers, and those are good, but I like the ones with crazy people in love. :) (which probably defines most of us.)