How to be a "Wicked" Woman
by Susanna Carr, Jamie Denton, MaryJanice Davidson

"Good girls keep diaries. Bad girls don't have the time." —Tallulah Bankhead

A girl can only be good for so long before she has to go just a little bit wild. Welcome to "Wicked 101," where the men are hot and being bad never felt so very, very good...

The Wicked Witch of the West Side by MaryJanice Davidson
New York publisher Karen Desjardin has been driven to fits of temperamental insanity by clueless bean-counters, bad writing, neurotic authors, and the rubber chicken they serve at all those writing conferences. The only person who isn't afraid of the chain-smoking, black suede pump- wearing Karen is her publishing house's bestselling romance star—Hope Desiree LaFrance, a.k.a. hunky writer Steven McCord. He's got the broad shoulders of a swimmer. A gorgeous smile. And the bluest eyes Karen's ever seen. And he has a few plans to redeem his wicked editor...he'll start by planting kisses on those full lips and take expert editorial direction from there...

Instruction in Seduction by Jamie Denton
Eden Matthews is a good cop with a bad reputation...for being a zero between the sheets. Cop-on-the-edge Jackson Hunt has a bad reputation...for being an absolutely legendary lover. Determined to tap into her inner vixen, Eden blackmails Jackson into teaching her what it takes to be a wicked woman. As expected, Jackson caves like the hood of a cheap car. It's just supposed to be a tutorial, but when instruction in seduction releases a side of Eden she never knew existed, neither cop is ready to fail a final exam...

Wicked Ways by Susanna Carr
Saving her family's company—Lovejoy's Unmentionables—from financial ruin is going to require an updated, sexier image. And not just for the company. Faking a wild life for the sake of the clients currently has Peyton Lovejoy in the bathroom stall of a male strip joint, making a frantic call to...the 24-hour public library hotline. Mike Ryder is certainly intrigued by Peyton's desperate questions (How does one tip a guy in a thong?) and completely captivated by the idea of answering all her sexually charged questions...in-depth and in-person...

Susanna Carr's Bio

Susanna Carr has read short contemporary romances since she was a schoolgirl. The heroines pursuing and getting the life they wanted intrigued her. Although romance novels were forbidden in her home, she usually took one from her twin sister's secret stash.

Susanna longed to be a romance writer, although her pursuit was slow. She was a secretary before returning to college to earn a degree in English Literature. In order to pay her student loans, she worked during the day as an analyst and wrote romantic stories at night. It took seven years and several manuscripts before she received her first acceptance.

When she isn't writing or reading a romance novel, Susanna spends her time with family and friends. She currently resides in the Seattle area. She hopes her stories will find their way in readers' keeper shelves and in her twin sister's secret stash.