"Enzo and I are not a love story. Period."

Call Me Crazy is the third book in Melanie Harlow's Bellamy Creek series and is Enzo and Bianca's story.
Enzo needs a wife, plain and simple, anyone will do, he's not too picky as long as they'll marry him and he'll get to take over the family business.
Bianca wants a baby, she doesn't like the idea of a stranger being her baby's father, so long as she knows the guy and he's willing to help her, she doesn't mind who.
Which is how Enzo and Bianca enter a marriage of convenience, which will end when they both get what they want. But with any business arrangement there is rules.
Rules are meant to be broken...right?
As Bianca and Enzo grow closer and feelings grow what will happen with their "fake" marriage?
Find out if breaking the rules will show Enzo and Bianca what was in front of them all along or will entering this marriage of convenience cause more hurt than good, and what happens when the reasons they entered this agreement doesn't matter anymore.
I loved this book! Teddy Hamilton and Samantha Brentmoor couldn't of been a better fit for Enzo and Bianca they made the characters even better!
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Really cute enemy to friend to lovers story

Defo a good start if you are looking to explore the world of marriage of confidence. Gave some grade A spicy scene that I enjoyed listening to. Very small town vibes with everyone knowing everyone story line .

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4.5 Stars

This story was really good. And super Hot! My only complaint is that Samantha Brentmoor’s man voice was just off point and I think took away from the story some. Teddy Hamilton was great!
I still would recommend this book.

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More Bellamy Creek goodness!

Enzo needs a wife. Bianca wants a baby. One drunken night and someone else's engagement ring later, and a plan is made. A marriage of convenience.

I love this trope, and Melanie Harlow executed it so well! I love this whole Bellamy Creek world, and its people, showing up, messing around, and finally we get Enzo. Darling Enzo, never wanting to get attached, but can Bianca, the one who always pulled on his strings, bring it out in him? Maaaybe.

Their banter was awesome from the start. At times, their drama and what kept them apart dragged a bit, but it was still thoroughly entertaining, and the ending was great.

Teddy Hamilton is my fave, always. Samantha Brentmoor was new to me, but a fabulous narration, that pulled me into the story.
4.5 stars

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A must listen

That was quite the ride. It starts fun with a lot of playful–or hateful?–banter between Enzo and Bianca. It becomes hot as hell, the sparks between them starting a fire that’ll melt your e-reader. And then, the drama. It made me cry. Don’t worry, there’s still an HEA.

It’s a marriage of convenience story with all the expected moments–the negociation, the family meeting, the awkward wedding… And, of course, the falling for each other. There’s a little bit of domesticity here, and I loved it. It was a very well done enemies to lovers. I could see the changes, how they discover each other instead of relying on old memories and prejudices.

There’s a handful of colorful side characters who come from the first book in the series, and though I hadn’t read them, I wasn’t confused at all–you learn just what you need about them.

The narrators were perfect! They bring life to the characters, especially Enzo and Bianca. They express their anger, their passion and their emotions with talent. You’ll laugh and cry with them. A must listen.

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Humour

These two are a hoot loved every minute of this one. Ricky and Lucy fitted them well for those of us old enough to remember. Great stuff.

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Pure perfection! Love this group!!

Wow, I’m shaken over Bianca’s plight. She has a problem that so many women in the world deal with and seriously struggle with the mental abuse it creates on our psyche. I, myself have struggled with the same issue she faces so when she started to doubt everything, I could understand her fears, both the real and the irrational that were brought on by crazed hormones. So, I get her ups and downs. What really pulled me in and wrapped its claws around my heart is the amazingness that is Enzo. Lord have mercy, thank goodness I could only imagine his smolder because everything else about his was just off the charts! I was left with one question at the end… what happened with JJ and his annoying girlfriend?!?!?!

I found myself fully immersed into this story. Plus, getting some glimpses of the previous couples is a real treat and if I had to guess, I can see Mrs. Harlow lining up her next couple during this book! I’m looking forward to it!

What amazing narration though! Teddy Hamilton and Samantha Brentmoor, they are just a fabulous combination. I think after so long we all know and love Mr. Hamilton’s narration. His skill set is superb. Now, Samantha Brentmoor, she’s quickly making herself one of my favorite female narrators, right up there with Andi Arndt and Emma Wilder. She’s able to really give the females emotions. Bianca had a lot of emotional ups and downs and I feel Brentmoor did a perfect job.

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Call me in love with the story

I really loved this new listen. Melanie Harlow wrote a perfect story . Well written story the description has you right in the story. Hero is Enzo. Heroine is Bianca. Both Enzo and Bianca have known each other since they were young kids . They like to poke at each other . they are also very well drawn to each other deep down inside but they hide it from themselves and the world which makes them totally believable.
Enzo needs to get married for his father to sign over the company to him. Bianca would love to become a mother but for Heath issues it won’t be easy . They both decide to get married but with rules till they go their separate ways. One rule is to not fall in love . Grab it and see do they follow the rules . Do they deceive the family with their play acting. Or does it become real .

The performance of Samantha and Teddy was fantastic . They brought the characters to life. They drew you into the story.

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