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anovelglimpse's review against another edition
hopeful
lighthearted
fast-paced
4.0
I finally get to read Peck's book and it was not a disappointment. It was so much fun! Peck was a sweetheart and I loved getting to know his backstory. I loved Dylan for him.
fictionarymind's review against another edition
4.0
Oh Peck. Everyone needs a Peck in their lives. The sweetest and most caring soul. I looooove him. Although the story had insta-love, I’m overlooking that bc Peck, and the Gibson boys and their families brings such a smile on my face when I read about them. Dylan was okay. I felt like i needed more time with the two of them. We all have insecurities and Dylan’s were obviously there, rightfully so, but she just didn’t stand out as a character for me.
Now I’m just so curious about Blaire. And they said Savannah... who might that be!!??
Now I’m just so curious about Blaire. And they said Savannah... who might that be!!??
giulia_acobac's review against another edition
3.0
So i absolutey loved Peck but i couldn’t find in me to like Dylan, not that she was bad but i couldn’t connect with her and i found her to be very bland.
As i stated in maaaany of my reviews i’m not a fan of insta love so the fact that SPOILER
they said i love you after a few weeks and got engaged 2 minutes after that was a turn off.
I still like the author writing style and this was a good book but it just had elements that made me give a lower rating than usual.
( Also side note , when they were talking about the fact that every parent loves their children in a way i found that to be utter bullshit , no parent that treats you like shit does it because he loves you in a “different way” )
As i stated in maaaany of my reviews i’m not a fan of insta love so the fact that SPOILER
they said i love you after a few weeks and got engaged 2 minutes after that was a turn off.
I still like the author writing style and this was a good book but it just had elements that made me give a lower rating than usual.
( Also side note , when they were talking about the fact that every parent loves their children in a way i found that to be utter bullshit , no parent that treats you like shit does it because he loves you in a “different way” )
rohina_sharma's review against another edition
3.0
So far I've loved every single book Locke has published but at the moment, I'm taking this rating as a personal achievement. I've found that, for me, it is important, as a reader, to not like a book written by my favourite author.
I love the Gibson Boys and each boy is my favourite for very different reasons and I love them in my way. Wesley Ward a.k.a Peck Ward was my favourite because of his constant happy nature and that cheeky smile.
As much as I was waiting for Crazy and hoping for it to be my favourite in this series, it didn't meet the mark. I just couldn't love it.
I've never been a fan of insta-love in a full-length novel and even though the story was moderately paced, for the timeline it covered, I just felt it was too fast.
In a couple of weeks Peck and his "love interest" went from falling in love to talking about getting married and having babies. (No I haven't given you any spoilers)
There was also an epilogue — one when taking into account the storyline, I would have preferred for it to be a few years down the line.
Is this a goof/fantastic read? Sure for some readers.
Did I hate it? Nope, and at this moment I'm in the minority since it simply didn't work for me.
3 Stars!
★ Buy Crazy (Kindle)
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I love the Gibson Boys and each boy is my favourite for very different reasons and I love them in my way. Wesley Ward a.k.a Peck Ward was my favourite because of his constant happy nature and that cheeky smile.
As much as I was waiting for Crazy and hoping for it to be my favourite in this series, it didn't meet the mark. I just couldn't love it.
I've never been a fan of insta-love in a full-length novel and even though the story was moderately paced, for the timeline it covered, I just felt it was too fast.
In a couple of weeks Peck and his "love interest" went from falling in love to talking about getting married and having babies. (No I haven't given you any spoilers)
There was also an epilogue — one when taking into account the storyline, I would have preferred for it to be a few years down the line.
Is this a goof/fantastic read? Sure for some readers.
Did I hate it? Nope, and at this moment I'm in the minority since it simply didn't work for me.
3 Stars!
★ Buy Crazy (Kindle)
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✦ Main Blog
*ARC gifted by the author in exchange for an honest review*
thereaderlylife's review against another edition
4.0
Small town romance is one of my favourite genres. Pick up Crazy if you like meddling families, sweet country boys, broken hearts just searching for a home, and dirty dancing on bars. Trust me, you won't regret reading Peck and Dylan's story and their chance at a happily ever after.
beautyandthebooksss's review against another edition
5.0
I waited until the end of my 3rd read to review. And not because I wasnt sure if I loved it. Because let's face it, its Peck, of course I did! But because I wanted to make sure I didnt miss a thing. I waited for Pecks story from the day I read Walkers, and it did NOT disappoint. All the way through I was so so pleased with the story line. And the outcome for the characters.
Love love love
Love love love
silvia_ribeiro's review against another edition
emotional
funny
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
4.5