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syndi3's review against another edition
DNF
This book is indeed crazy. Crazy boring. This is my second try with Miss Locke. In Tangle, i also shelved it under DNF. Miss Locke has this grab ur attention opening to her story. In Crazy, the mistaken identity is quite cute and promising.
Then it went downhill. Really downhill. Bad! The whole story is about 2 characters who actually attracted to each other but they keep on denying it. The whole book. The foreplay is cold. The sex is even colder. I just can no waste my time for 8 hours plus just to listen and wait for these 2 finally get together.
This book is indeed crazy. Crazy boring. This is my second try with Miss Locke. In Tangle, i also shelved it under DNF. Miss Locke has this grab ur attention opening to her story. In Crazy, the mistaken identity is quite cute and promising.
Then it went downhill. Really downhill. Bad! The whole story is about 2 characters who actually attracted to each other but they keep on denying it. The whole book. The foreplay is cold. The sex is even colder. I just can no waste my time for 8 hours plus just to listen and wait for these 2 finally get together.
claygirley's review against another edition
4.0
The Gibson Boys series is all about the characters, so after reading them all I was so ready to hear Peck's story. It didn't disappoint! Loved hearing more about all the characters we love so much, and finally learning Peck's secrets.
msruh1979's review against another edition
5.0
I think it's official, I want to marry into the Gibson family more than the Landry's and I didn't think that was possible. Graham Landry still has my <3, but there's plenty of room for Peck and the rest of the Gibson boys. But Peck is ahhhmazing. Adriana Locke has delivered as she always does building a couple that just fit together perfectly. Dylan and Peck have chemistry right from the start and there's no doubt that they belong together. They are just so much fun you would want to be around them. I totally want to show up to Sunday dinner at Nana's too. She's the glue that holds those rowdy boys all together and she's just perfect. Another winner of a read. Can't wait for the next one.
groovygirl858's review against another edition
lighthearted
medium-paced
3.5
I've been looking forward to Peck's book since book one of this series, but I'm not liking the turn this story just took. The FMC just told Peck she doesn't believe someone can be in love with someone who doesn't love them back and it seems to cause Peck to re-evaluate his love for Molly. Considering that's a load of bull (won't debate that here but everyone all over the world who has ever known the pain of being hopelessly in love with someone who doesn't love them back would also disagree wholeheartedly with this line of nonsense), I would really hate it if Peck decides he really isn't in love with Molly just because she hasn't loved him back all this time. I want him to realize he doesn't love her because HE doesn't love her. Not make his love dependent on her reciprocating or not. Love is selfless. I hope this book doesn't go in this direction or it's going to be a big disappointment. I want him to decide he doesn't want Molly, no matter if she returns his feelings or not.
I just finished this story and I, unfortunately, feel underwhelmed with how the story unfolded. Peck is a great character and I expected more from his story. I appreciate that the sex scene between Peck and Dylan stayed true to Peck's character and was tender and sweet. I also appreciate that Peck stayed true to his character throughout the story and was thoughtful and caring to everyone. I disliked the "grand gesture" at the end (wasn't so grand) and how Peck's feelings for Molly was handled. Overall, I'd give this one a 3.5. Better than the previous book, but didn't live up to it's potential.
I just finished this story and I, unfortunately, feel underwhelmed with how the story unfolded. Peck is a great character and I expected more from his story. I appreciate that the sex scene between Peck and Dylan stayed true to Peck's character and was tender and sweet. I also appreciate that Peck stayed true to his character throughout the story and was thoughtful and caring to everyone. I disliked the "grand gesture" at the end (wasn't so grand) and how Peck's feelings for Molly was handled. Overall, I'd give this one a 3.5. Better than the previous book, but didn't live up to it's potential.
sasha2599's review against another edition
5.0
I had been looking forward to getting to know Peck in-depth after meeting him in the Gibson Boys series. He was always a hoot- super goofy, very flirty, and loyal to his rowdy family. It was great to see him form a bond with someone. I loved that Nana was featured so much in Crazy- she is such a big part of the family she's always got the best advice for the boys.