Dear Vicky

De: Octavia Grant

Narrado por: Darryl Lewis, Eden Sharp

Delusional /dəˈlo͞oZH(ə)nəl/ (adjective) - characterized by or holding false beliefs or judgments about external reality that are held despite incontrovertible evidence to the contrary, typically as a symptom of a mental condition

Grocery store bag boy Andrew hates his job. No career growth, rude customers, and the forced customer appreciation greeting have taken a toll on his mental stability. Though his job gives him the flexibility to attend community college, he can find no other enjoyment there. That is until he met the woman that would change his life. During Andrew’s mundane day of grabbing and bagging, Victoria, a customer with an infectious smile and playful personality, gives him the attention that he’s been missing. Attention that now has Andrew believing that he and she are now in a committed relationship. Victoria has no idea that her friendly demeanor has landed her in the crosshairs of an unwell man. But she’ll soon learn that the old adage is true: You can’t be nice to everyone. Get to know Andrew Patterson and discover how dangeroussss a as we a delusion can be.

©2023 Octavia Grant (P)2024 Octavia Grant

Oh My Lord!

This book was insane. I could not believe what I read and how crazy and delusional this man was. To meet a woman in a grocery store once and assume that you two are in love because she was nice to you that day is some real delusional mess. He talked so much about his mother being pathetic and desperate for his fathers love, although his father had a new wife and did not respect and care for his mother, but he was far off worse than his mom and needed serious help too smh. It’s a great listen and a real eye opener!!!

Another Jaw Dropper!!

I don’t know where to start! Book had me on the edge from the beginning!

Wow! Psycho 2026

I enjoyed this short story. This is how you do a short story. I thought it was great because it really went into the mind of crazy person, like Lolita. I like stories like that, so you know what they’re thinking. They even named his disorder—Erotomania! Watch out! That’s a real thing. I see what kind of books Grant writes. I will be reading her books from here on out. This is honest.

Expect the Unexpected

The author gave a very real look into mental health disorder, in action, and the impact it has on society. the ending leaves me to wonder if that's the way suicidal behavior exhibits itself.

Disturbing

Every single second of this book was a WTF moment and I don't know how long it'll take me to recover. I wish I had dnf but I had to know what happened in the end. I can honestly say that I hope to never read anything that disturbing ever again.