Outta the Bag

Outta the Bag

MaryJanice Davidson

Literature & Fiction / Romance / Nonfiction

From New York Times bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson comes Outta the Bag the hilarious prequel story to her upcoming novel Me, Myself and Why, the first in a brand new series. In Outta the Bag, Clive Better—the better-than-best plumber in town—attends a speed dating event where—instead of attempting to score phone numbers—he recounts his recent run-in with a freaked-out cat and a sexy-but-psychotic woman that has left him confused, scratched up, and rather aroused.  
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Jennifer Scales and the Ancient Furnace

Jennifer Scales and the Ancient Furnace

MaryJanice Davidson

Literature & Fiction / Romance / Nonfiction

Something lurked inside her—something beyond imagination...She knew that growing up would mean changing. But Jennifer wasn't prepared for the blue scales or the claws, since no one had told her that she came from a bloodline of weredragons. Her greatest challenge? Protecting herself from her family's ancient enemies and preparing herself for fierce battles. And that's a lot to expect of a girl just coming into her own.
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Dead Over Heels (wyndham werewolf)

Dead Over Heels (wyndham werewolf)

MaryJanice Davidson

Literature & Fiction / Romance / Nonfiction

Three all-new paranormal stories of lust, laughter, and love from the New York Times bestselling author, including an original novella featuring Undead queen Betsy Taylor. With her trademark "sassy dialogue, lusty lovemaking [and] irreverent humor"* New York Times bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson delighted fans with her wickedly sexy and wildly funny anthology, Dead and Loving It -stories in which the worlds of the Wyndham Werewolves and Undead Queens collided. Now she returns to that sensual and irresistible after-dark realm of werewolves, vampires, and mermaids in three more original novellas--including an all-new Betsy Taylor novella. 1) Undead and Wed: A Honeymoon Story 2) Survivors 3) Speed Dating, Werewolf Style - Or, Ow, I Think You Broke the Bone
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