HA! that was the sound I made when I got to the end. Yes, a loud happy HA! followed by a straight in my friends eye, "that was a good ending!" Then tucking it in the far corner of my mind a new way to pick up the opposite sex.After reading Fighting Faith I had to read more by Brandie Buckwine and I am still reading!I like her direct writing, no fluff or emotion to connect you to deeply with her characters and I appreciate that.I am still reeling after Fighting Faith, really liked that one! I was going to add to my review but I believe I summed up my feelings in one word. This free short story didn’t deliver. After I was done reading it I wondered if the main character, Emma (I think) had Alzheimer’s or something. Or she was just seriously a crazy person as the title implies. It begins with a waitress named Emma (?). Right when she thought she was done for the day, four young men come and sit down to chit chat. When Emma sees one of them she is love struck and has this impulse to go up to one of the guys, Derrick, and spark up a conversation like they were long lost best friends, which they really weren’t. She made up the name Emma out of nowhere and wasn’t even too sure where she was going with the whole ordeal, saying they knew each other way back when. They hook up in the end but after the last scene there is a blurb about Emma and Derrick living together. I don’t know. I don’t get it. I am not too sure if I recommend this book or not. It is kind of random, but it is free, so go ahead if you like. I’m not judging you.
What do You think about Crazy Emma (2000)?
this short story was hilarious! wish it was longer.
—Mariloves_281
no way in a million years would i ever do that
—cxaca98
