She still remembers exactly how it felt to fall for him, a boy in borrowed church-dance slacks who couldn't take his eyes off her, the smell of a summer bonfire, a mixtape of Whitney Houston and Foreigner.

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In 1987, Suzy and Dean Gray fell in love the way you only get to once: completely, recklessly, and certain it would last forever. But life didn't ask permission before it pulled them apart with a family tragedy, a hard choice, and an ocean of unanswered letters. The girl who swore she'd wait for him forever, eventually had to stop.

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Almost forty years later, Suzy is a widow, a mother, a grandmother-to-be, and someone who has quietly stopped believing her own love story is still being written. Then Dean Gray walks back into her life like a song on a mixtape, stirring up memories, emotions, and heartache she thought long buried.

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Her two daughters aren't about to let their mother talk herself out of a second chance — even if it means a little scheming of their own. Crazy for You is a dual-timeline, sweet romance about first love, the songs that never quite let go of us, and the courage it takes to believe you're allowed to fall in love again.