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> Double Finalist! "Six Weeks to Sensuality" and "Fantasies are Forever" were named finalists in the Barclay Gold Award for novellas. (posted December 5, 2006)

> The Brazilian edition of "Code Pink" is now available under the title Código Secreto. (posted August 10, 2005)

> "Wicked" Women 101 will be hitting the mass market in September 2005! The book has the same cover and same novellas, but now it can fit in your purse or backpack. (posted July 5, 2005)

> "Wicked" Women 101 was nominated in the romance category for the Quills Award. (posted June 21, 2005)

> "Six Weeks to Sensuality", the novella about Amy and Marc in "Wicked" Women 101, is now available in Portuguese. The title of this Brazilian edition is Almas Gêmeas. (posted April 19, 2005)

> "Fantasies Are Forever", originally published as the third novella in the single-author anthology “Wicked” Women 101, is now available in Portuguese and can be found in Brazil under the title Sonhos Secretos. (posted February 15, 2005)

>"Wicked" Women 101 hits the Nielsen BookScan bestsellers chart for overall romance. (posted January 17, 2005) |
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"Fun, fresh and sensual are only a few words springing to mind when describing Susanna Carr's work. Her characters sparkle with life and originality; the reader falls in love quickly with her sassy heroines and understanding alpha males. Susanna's way with words brings a heightened sense of emotional awareness to the reader and increases their enjoyment of the story." -- Ayden Delacroix, In the Library Review (posted August 10, 2005) Read the entire review.
"This anthology is a delight to the senses." -- Cindy Witkus, In the Library Review (posted August 10, 2005) Read the entire review.

 "This is Ms. Carr's first book where she is the only author offering fun stories with great characters. She is well on her way to being an author I'll pick on name alone." -- Kristi Ahlers, Contemporary Romance Writers (posted August 10, 2005) Read the entire review.
"Wicked" Women 101 is hilarious! This anthology is funny, sexy and wild." -- Ansley, Romance Junkies (posted February 15, 2005) Read the entire review.

"Whether you're a die hard romantic, into more emotional reads, or looking for something sizzling hot, you can't go wrong with "Wicked" Women 101." -- Sondrea Cash, Romance Reviews Today (posted February 15, 2005) Read the entire review.

"Wicked Women 101 by Susanna Carr is an anthology of three delightful stories that feature hunky heroes and feisty heroines! Grab it and enjoy!!! It’s a great way to spend a cold winter day!!!" Five roses – Highest Rating. -- Pam, A Romance Review (posted January 17, 2005) Read the entire review.

"Six Weeks to Sensuality" is a great book to read and will keep you turning the pages to see what happens next. "Code Pink" is a very interesting read and the characters are complex with hurdles to overcome. This couple is dynamite together and the way they face off definitely gives the story some spunk. "Fantasies Are Forever" is a fun read and will certainly touch those readers who know what it's like to be a little nerdy. Readers will get a kick of this dazzling duo, which has some issues to work out before they can concentrate on each other. --Angel Brewer, Just Erotic Romance Reviews (posted January 17, 2005)

"These three erotic contemporary romances are fun starring delightful lead couples struggling with desire, need and love." -- Harriet Klausner, The Best Reviews (posted January 17, 2005) Read the entire review.

 "Looking for something scintillating and steamy? You've come to the right place. "Wicked" Women 101 is a trio of novellas that prove even good girls can be bad. Though these are three short stories, each story feels complete. Often with novellas, I feel cheated. Storylines feel rushed to their conclusion, characters seem weak, or the ending comes too soon. This is certainly not the case in "Wicked" Women 101. Susanna Carr has proven her skill in developing an entire novel into a shorter length. I found myself eagerly delving into each story and hesitating to put it down for any reason. It was one of those books that I just didn't want to walk away from until I'd finished the final page." – Tracy Farnsworth, Round Table Reviews (posted January 17, 2005) Read the entire review.

"This anthology is what I consider light and fluffy. It's something I was able to sit down with, read with a smile on my face, laugh a bit, and, overall, relax with. It was a sweet and spicy romance, something I only occasionally find a good melding of. Susanna Carr is fast becoming an auto-buy author for me, and I'd suggest this book for anyone." – Tara Black, The Romance Studio (posted January 17, 2005) Read the entire review.

"Susanna Carr pens a delightful ensemble of stories that readers are going to love with "Wicked" Women 101. Each story brandishes its own level of heat, flair and endearing qualities. Each of these stories have all that a reader could want, romance, sexy characters, passion aplenty and delightful chemistry between the characters that a reader can really identify with and enjoy for it's realism and true love. It's time to get wicked and Susanna Carr delivers it 100% in "Wicked" Women 101. I can't wait for the next release from this author; she's on my list of favourites!" – Tracey West, Road to Romance (posted January 17, 2005)

"Wicked" Women 101 is fun, sexy and romantic. 4 stars." -- Tanya Kacik, RT BOOKclub (posted January 4, 2005)

"Ms. Carr is a favorite of this reviewer's; her stories are always "wicked fun" to read, and her characters are always so life like. This is a definite recommend for those lovers of hot romance, and a 'don't miss'!" – Kari Thomas, Kari Korner's Newsletter at LoveRomances.com (posted January 4, 2005)

 "Susanna Carr has brought her fans another winner. "Wicked" Women 101 is a delightful, humorous and very enjoyable read. "Wicked" Women 101 will be one of next year's must haves! If you are looking for a lighthearted, witty and down to earth book you won't want to miss this one." A FAR Recommended Read. -- JoAnn, for Fallen Angel Reviews (posted December 21, 2004) Read the entire review.

More "wicked" reads! Jennifer, Susanna's twin, gives a thumbs-up to these romances. Want more book recommendations? Catch Jennifer's top picks every month in Susanna's e-newsletter. Sign up today!
(posted March 1, 2005)
Slightly Wicked
By Mary Balogh
Rannulf, one of the Bedwyn brothers, and dutiful Judith Law cross paths when he stops to help her disabled coach. They have a lost weekend of hot sex, laughter and phony names, and Judith packs what she thinks is a lifetime of memories into them before continuing her trip to be the poor relation helping an uncaring relative. Imagine her surprise when Rannulf shows up for a house party. Mary Balogh tells a great story, and I am looking forward to the final Bedwyn book next month when she tells the elusive Wulfric's story. –– Jennifer |
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Wicked
By Jill Barnett
Set in Medieval England, Lady Sofia and Sir Tobin have a long history of flirtation and arrogance before the King arranges their marriage. To call them both stubborn is an understatement! Here is a story where love conquers all, nuns that fight like knights, a dancing bear, and friends like Merrick & Clio (from her earlier book Wonderful) who roll their eyes at the stubborn pair and watch the fireworks.–– Jennifer |
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On a Wicked Dawn
By Stephanie Laurens
Amelia Cynster, cousin of the famed Bar Cynster, has decided that Lucien Ashford is the man she will marry. She and her twin sister Amanda (whose story is one of my favorite in On a Wild Night) set out to find their own husbands that are both strong, sexual and sensitive. Typical of Stephanie Laurens, there is a mystery to be solved – here things keep disappearing, and Lucien has the strong and sexual parts down, but is slow to acknowledge his love for Amelia. Definitely a good read. –– Jennifer |
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