How to Be a "Wicked" Woman
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How to Be a "Wicked" Woman (Wicked Women)

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- How to be a "Wicked" Woman is the first book in the new Brava series featuring favorite Bad Boys authors and new talent.
Paperback, 330 pages
Published August 1st 2004 by Brava
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Courtney
Oddly enough, the one author that I'd read and enjoyed previously was the one that I enjoyed reading the least in this collection of three short stories. There was far too much dialogue that was trying so hard to be snappy and witty that it came off as completely unnatural. That combined with a few serious out-of-character comments and actions really left me disappointed.

All three were all right, with the second and the third stories being the better, but all together? It was just m...more
Chinablue_25 West Bostedor
Ok so the first story by Mary Janice Davidson had me rolling my eyes. Sorry but when a guy tells you that the two of you are going to get married and have grandchildren and then follows it with a FIRST kiss (not even on a date...working together) YOU RUN!

The second story I LOVED. By Jamie Denton. About two cops who are partners and the woman starts asking her male partner for help in the bedroom because she had yet another guy break up with her claiming she is lousy in bed. Jac...more
Goge
I'll eventually come back and finish my thoughts but I jux wanted to say:
thys book was awesome! For some reason, I really can't remember what this book is about; just that the feeling of AWESOMENESS lingers:) this book dragged me unwillingly <at first> into <then> the dreaded anthologies <shuddered> and gleefully shoved me <tsk tsk> into the wrld of the "Wicked Women" and "Bad Boys"XD n now? what do i think of my wicked wild rides;P? haha such a ...more
Amy
Amy rated it 2 of 5 stars
I chose this book from the bookstore shelves by the look of the cover. I thought it would be an "easy, fun" read. The stories were fun, but the conent was a bit more graphic than what I was looking for when choosing the book.
Michelle Wardhaugh
Three stories by three authors:

"The Wicked Witch of the West Side" by MaryJanice Davidson = frickin' hilarious. I even laughed while exercising and reading at the same time, and those that know me, know how much I loathe exercising;

"Instruction in Seduction" by Jamie Denton = not bad but slightly uncomfortable in the beginning with an inappropriate relationship and then excessive emotional baggage in the end;

"Wicked Ways" by ...more
Jennifer
Fun - Light - Fluff. I love these anthologies as they introduce me to other writers - so I am really kind of hooked on them.
Laurie Gold
Instruction to Seduction - C+
Wicked Ways - C+
Wicked Witch of West Side - B-
Lori Whitwam
Fun, naughty stories (3). The first, by MaryJanice Davidson was my favorite. Reading her gets me in the mood to write, too.
Shannon
I liked the first two stories. The last one not so much.
Samantha
These were amusing stories - fun and silly.
Patrice
The Wicked Witch of the West Side :/
Instruction in Seduction :/
Wicked Ways :/
Christy Stewart
I put the book down the moment in the first story were the dude literally had a heart attack when the leading lady was nice to him.

How clever and hilarious. It was the lame joke that broke this bitch's back.
Mireille
TOTAL FLUFF & A WASTE OF TIME.
She’s only good at the urban fantasy/romance/comedy books... any time she veers off that style, it is terrible.
Angie
Angie rated it 2 of 5 stars
Very easy reading and very light erotica. Good introductory book for those seeking out erotica for the first time.
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MaryJanice Davidson is an American author who writes mostly paranormal romance, but also young adult and non-fiction. She is the creator of the popular Undead series. She is both a New York Times and USA Today bestseller. She won a 2004 Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Award and was nominated for the same award in 2005.

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