Priss was Ian's 'saving grace' as a child. Ian is ready to marry Megan and also bring an end to his successful series based on his real-life 'Fat Boy and Priss ' however, his childhood friend Priss has other ideas. His success as an author and his relationship with Megan are beyond his wildest dreams and very far removed from his childhood in The Hollows. In CRAZY LOVE YOU, Ian Paine, a cartoonist and graphic novelist living in New York City finds he is at a crossroads in his life. In CRAZY LOVE YOU, there is a whole lot more strange going on in this town and I'm pretty certain this book brings The Hollows creepiness factor to a whole new level! CRAZY LOVE YOU takes fans back to The Hollows, a city about two hours outside New York where some very interesting events have occurred in the past. I usually love Lisa Unger and her novels, so I was excited to see that she has another new book out titled CRAZY LOVE YOU. And when Priss is angry, terrible things begin to happen… - Touchstone Especially now that he’s met sweet, beautiful Megan, whose love makes him want to change for the better. The booze, the drugs, the sex-Ian is growing tired of late nights together trying to keep the past at bay.

He is a talented and successful graphic novelist, and Priss…Priss is still trouble. Now that they’ve both escaped to New York City, Ian no longer inhabits the tortured shell of his childhood. Still, Priss was his best friend, his salvation from the bullies who called him “loser” and “fatboy”… and from his family’s deadly secrets. Even when they were kids, playing in the woods of their small Upstate New York town, he could feel it. With more than 1.7 million books sold in more than thirty countries, it’s clear why USA TODAY declared that her thrillers “should be on everyone’s to-read list.”įalling in love can feel like a dream…or a living nightmare.ĭarkness has a way of creeping up when Ian is with Priss. Summary: No one writes “good scary fun” (The Washington Post) better than New York Times bestselling master of psychological suspense Lisa Unger.

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