Review: "Crazy Is As Crazy Does"
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
This is the first title I've ready by Deidra D.S. Green, and it was nice!  This is Book 1 of 3 installments.[ALERT!!! NO SPOILER REVIEW! READING THIS REVIEW WILL NOT SPOIL THE BOOK FOR FUTURE READERS!!]Green tells the story of a young woman, named Holly, who is focused on her career despite her mothers constant urging to find love and start a family.  At her side, is her faithful friend Blythe, and together they journey through their relationship and life, trying to make the best out of it.  Holly seems to be on the perfect track until Blythe introduces her to Trent, who impacts her life in ways she never thought imaginable.RECOMMENDATION: It is an interesting read, for a good price.  If you like excitement and unexpected twists and turns in a 'Psychological Suspense' novel, this is a good book for you.RATING: UPWARD OF 3.5 STARS!!!Why not 5 Stars? The novel escapes 5 stars because there were variations in the descriptions of the characters so it was a little challenging for me to envision what they looked like, which solidifies a good reading experience-for most.  The book was not a continuous page-turner. It kept me interested, but at times, just barely....not boring just not as interesting as other parts of the book. There were definitely some "OMG" (Oh My Goodness) moments, which is also good.The thing that most effected the rating is the formatting of the book.  Green writes most of the book as a 3rd person...like there is someone telling a story as opposed to 1st person, where the characters are actually talking.  This impacts a readers ability to connect with the characters. It also impact the believability [nice word] of the story.Now..the end of Book 1 left me reaching, immediately, for Book 2. We Shall See...Blessed 'SeriousBookCritic'