Crazy, Maybe?

Warning: this book may cause emotional whiplash, dramatic snorting, and occasional re-reading of the same paragraph. Proceed with wine.

Suzy Hilliard has a talent for chaos: emotional breakdowns, spectacular public meltdowns, and accidentally calling out the death of monogamy with a mic in hand. After a particularly unhinged work incident (involving a phone, a client, and a mild rage blackout), she ends up in a psychiatric ward-for "observation."

Enter Dr. William James Hale: emotionally reserved, logically unshakeable, and her assigned psychiatrist.
He believes in science, structure, and not falling for patients.
She believes in sarcasm, caffeine, and not being told what to do.

It's not love.
It's not supposed to be anything.

But between therapy groups, Nurse Kim's contraband snacks, new friendships, and the growing tension with the world's most emotionally unavailable man-Suzy starts to wonder:

Is she actually crazy?
Or is everyone else just pretending better?

A slow-burn romantic dramedy about burnout, breakdowns, and the most unexpected kind of healing.