Review: Crazy love story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2014
This was one of those books where my jaw was dropped for most of it and I was shaking my head the other half.  Hannah was a hot mess.  She loved men and sex so much, she let men use her for sex and she didn't give a damn because that's all she wanted too.  This was the case of a woman who doesn't feel she deserves the love of a man and uses her body as a way to ease the pain of an abusive past.  Although she was screwed up, I loved her.Hannah and David grew up together and had a brother/sister relationship until Hannah became a woman and their harmless flirting turned into something unavoidable.  David loved Hannah for years but never told her and when Hannah started sleeping with his friends, he's had enough.  No matter how hard Hannah pushed him away, he pulled her back in.  Hannah wants what David is offering her (marriage, kids and a HEA), but her infidelity issues and extreme sexual appetite are something she knows he can't deal with. David is Hannah's rock.  He's always been there for her and loves her more than anything and he tells her how much she is deserving of love at every turn.Hannah finds what she's looking for, sexually, through Keith, David's teammate. Their S/M relationship is something she's needed for a long time.  Keith understands her need for pain, which is something she's too ashamed to reveal to David.  I will admit I'm not sure if the S/M relationship was true to that community because I haven't read a lot about it, but Keith's character seemed a little too abusive- hitting her in the face especially.  Maybe this is a part of that culture, but again, I'm not certain.  Hannah feels their relationship is so wrong, yet so right.This book was crazy.  Hannah was so conflicted and her heart was constantly being pulled in two directions.  One minute I felt sorry for her, the next I wanted to yell at her and smack her around a little (just not as much as Keith did).