Drama continues in Swiyyah’s second installment of Don't Call Me Crazy! Inspired by a true story. Choosing between Mosi and David has caused Anika to relapse. Finally confronting her past, Anika confesses the molestation she experienced as a child. Will she have enough courage to reveal this to the love of her life?
Mosi just can’t take it anymore. Feeling tormented, he begins drinking heavily. Will he leave or stay because after eight years without marriage, his darkness will come to the light, making Anika’s demons seem like a fairytale.
Anika thought she had a good grip on reality but who is David really?
Going back and forth with Mosi and then dating different men, will they ever marry? Or will this forbidden love affair drive her completely insane?
Living a life as a Muslim while having visions of Jesus, the truth about God is finally revealed. What will become Anika’s truth and is it enough to turn her life around?
Because you have taken part in Anika’s second journey, you can instantly understand why Anika says, “Don’t Call Me Crazy! Again.” As Heart breaking as, "The coldest love ever," and as dramatic as "He beats me." Read now!
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The Psychiatrist gives Anika a dead stare. Sullenness stretched throughout the room like a contagious virus. Anika’s pupils shielded behind her eyelids.
“And David? Is he real to you?” the psychiatrist asked.
“Yes, I almost had sex with David. That would have messed up my whole life. I lay in the bed with him, but nothing happened. He fell in love with me and started stalking me. He almost messed up my wedding,” Anika said.
The doctor places her chart on the table and looks into her eyes. “Anika there never was a wedding and David is all in your mind.
You never cheated on Mosi and he is not your husband he is your
fiancé. I’m sorry to be the one to tell you this. You’re delusional right now. You haven’t been taking your medication so I’m going to have to Baker Act you, again. When released, if you come back we will have to commit you for several months.”
I read, "Don't Call Me Crazy! Again," and it was excellent, the best book I have ever read. I became an immediate fan. It was so interesting I couldn’t put the book down. I was waking up in the AM hours trying to read it; trying to read it at work. It was so good I gave it to my sister so she can read it, and she is hooked on it. –Pauline Rivers
