Crazy for you by Domhnall O'Donoghue

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and @Domhnall1982 for letting me part if this tour and review. Crazy for you is a lovely read and kept me entertained until the end. It did make me chuckle in places. The characters where great and are very likeable. This is good read to and i found i was took away into there world which was nice to have break from my world. Written well and definatly recommed Crazy for you. I think my favourite character is Vonnie loved reading about her obsession on the acter. Great read 5 stars. Will read more from Domhnall O'Donoghue in the future. Blurb When Clooney Coyle promises Vonnie Gallagher they'll be friends for life, he has no idea what he's letting himself in for. The lonely and eccentric Vonnie quickly becomes obsessed with the kind- hearted but insecure actor, and her misguided crush soon develops into something much more sinister, which leaves Clooney's career in tatters. But when fate takes a strange turn and elevates the pair into an overnight celebrity couple, Clooney must decide whether to embrace the fame he has longed for since childhood or end the ridiculous charade before Vonnie's jealous - and murderous - inclinations spiral out of control. Author Bio – Hailing from Navan, Co. Meath, Domhnall is a graduate of the Bachelor in Acting Studies Programme, Trinity College Dublin, later completing a Master’s in Screenwriting at Dún Laoghaire IADT. He now works as a journalist, author and actor. In 2016, Tirgearr Publishing released Domhnall’s first novel, Sister Agatha: The World’s Oldest Serial Killer (‘We loved it’ – Woman’s Way). Pink Spear, an American, Emmy-winning production company, holds the TV and film rights. Mercier Press, Ireland’s oldest publishing house, released Domhnall’s second and third novels, Colin and the Concubine ('Hilarious' – RTE.ie) and Crazy for You (‘Genuinely hilarious, charmingly intelligent’ – The Irish Times). For four years, Domhnall enjoyed the responsibility of being Assistant Editor at Irish Tatler Man. Thanks to this role, he interviewed high-profile names such as Tommy Hilfiger, Kevin Spacey and Chris Pine. He writes a monthly column for Woman’s Way and is a features writer for Ireland of the Welcomes, the world’s largest Irish-interest magazine. As an actor, Domhnall appeared as Pádraig in TG4’s award-winning series Ros na Rún for nine sessions

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