Review for Can't fix Crazy by K.A. Duggsy: ★★★★★

Can't fix Crazy by K.A. Duggsy

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


::..Reviewed for Red's Midnight Readers..::

I was very kindly offered an ARC by the author in exchange for an honest review, I have given it 5 "crazy" stars.

Wow!
This is the first time I have read anything by K.A. Duggsy and It won't be the last! Going in to Can't Fix Crazy, I wasn't sure what to expect from this author but I need not have worried as she absolutely blew me away with this mind bending tale.

Can't Fix Crazy will take you on a whirlwind ride inside the mind of someone who has slowly lost their grip on reality after tragic event cause her life to spiral out of control. As reality begins to flood back and the story takes on a decidedly darker side, the reader is left questioning their own thoughts.

This is a real roller coaster of emotion from the very beginning as it draws you deeper and deeper into it's murky depths and you begin to wonder what on Earth is actually going on. It's packed full of twists and turns that will leave you shocked to your very core and just when you think you have it all worked out, the author proves you wrong. It's simply brilliant! So well thought out and executed, the amount of effort and passion that is clearly evident in the author's writing makes for a very captivating read that you will not want to put down.

This is a heartbreaking take of betrayal and loss, that does have a few potential triggers but I think it's an absolute must read!

Blurb
You know those people? You do. We all know someone like it. Those people that aren’t happy unless there is drama in their lives. Unless everyone’s attention and focus is completely and undividedly on them. The ones you roll your eyes at because they’re so obvious, so annoyingly transparent and clearly lacking some desperately needed honesty in their lives.
Yep. Those people.
But, what happens when the unreality becomes startlingly real?
What happens when you realise that you are one of them?
Compulsive liar. Check
Sympathy whore. Check
Drowning in disillusion. Double check.
I say I’m dying. They say I’m lying.
Like the little boy that cried wolf, I’m no longer believed.
But just like the lessons learned from that story – they’re about to receive an education.
A wake up call, if you like.
There’s no reasoning with crazy and they’re about to learn that the hard way.


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