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dontcallmecrazy
Category:
Literary Fiction
Publisher: Swiyyah Productions Inc.
ISBN-10: 0988945703
Type: Fiction
Pages: 229
Copyright: Jan, 27, 2007
ISBN-13: 9780988945708
Price: $2.99 (eBook)
Inspired by a true story. Baker Acted 6 times for paranoid schizophrenia, discover the change agent causing Anika to seek treatment. Required reading for Universities and High Schools.
Inspired by a true story. Anika grew up in the projects in a single parent home. Having suffered from molestation by her brother and abuse at the hands of her stepfather, she develops daddy issues and has a hard time trusting men including the love of her life Mosi.
Mosi was a player before meeting Anika. He thought monogamy was a belief held only by the insane, meaning a weak-minded man. Being the handsome man that he is, women catered to him. He didn’t have to lift a finger. He had one woman who would clean for him, one who would run his errands, and one who was available for sex, any time, day or night.
Anika questions Mosi’s loyalty. Not trusting Mosi, she gravitates towards David, an attractive starving artist that gives her what Mosi doesn’t. Anika is raised Muslim and is enlightened and empowered by David’s Christian perspective but is blindly unaware of his violent pass. Will his pass become part of her future?
Being proposed to for marriage, will Anika choose Mosi or David, and will she lose her mind and go crazy in the process?
You will be instantly taken on a spiritual, inspirational, and powerful journey to new enlightenment, as you gain a greater understanding as to why Anika says, “Don’t Call Me Crazy! I’m Just in Love.”
Required reading for High schools and colleges. Read now!
I read, "Don't Call Me Crazy! And “Don’t Call Me Crazy! Again," and they were excellent, the best books I have ever read. I became an immediate fan. It was so interesting I couldn’t put the books down. I was waking up in the AM hours trying to read them; trying to read them at work. It was so good I gave it to my sister so she can read them, and she is hooked on them. –Pauline Rivers
“I could not put this book down. Swiyyah Woodard is a phenomenal author and she has an anointing in her writing. And I know it was God who wrote this book for her.” First Lady Samantha Franklin –United Kingdom of Christ Fellowship (UKCF)
“Hands down this is one of the best books that I have ever read in my life. When I first heard Swiyyah speak I said to myself, "I had to get this book," and I'm glad I did because I could not put this book down!” –Rashida Strober National playwright
Excerpt
Anika is at her boyfriend’s apartment. It is now 3:30 a.m. Torrential thunder and rain is pouring down as she decides to clean when suddenly, something happened that she could not explain. She could no longer communicate sensibly. She was aware of her surroundings, aware of what she was doing, but unable to control her actions. It was almost as if she was becoming temporarily insane. She grabs her car keys, leaves her boyfriend’s apartment and heads straight for the hospital. She begins to see a face slightly smaller than the sun and without a body, a transparent energy form devoid of color. The figment has a stern look on his face. He opens his mouth slightly. Anika looks away and continues driving. The towering sun disappears before her eyes. The sky lightens to a rosy, violet pastel color. Streaks of what appeared to her as purple lightning pelts against the sky.
Moonstone towers in Greco-Roman, dominant style, suddenly appear in front of her car. She places the back of her left hand across her eyes, fearing she and the apparition will collide. Apprehension rushes from deep within her throat. The phantasms continue as she returns her hand to its rightful place on the steering wheel. There appears to be a six-foot dragon fluttering belligerently towards her, his claws gripping her windshield wipers. She looked away and he disappeared from her sight. Anika searches her mind for an explanation of this terrifying experience.
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