I Love Bad Boys: Amazon.ca: Foster, Denison, Kaufman: Books

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The men who can't be tamed reveal their wicked ways in this contemporary erotic romance anthology. I Love Bad Boys explores the forbidden and passionate world of the bad boys who elicit unbridled desire--and the good girls who would do anything to have them. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Lori Foster's characterizations=too shallow for me, Oct 3 2003

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This review is from: I Love Bad Boys (Paperback)

This anthology definitely had some entertaining/sexy moments. My least favorite story was the first one "Indulge Me" by Lori Foster. The only character who wasn't painfully one-dimensional was Becky. I'd say she had about one and a half dimensions. The portrayal of Becky's supposedly closest friends was ridiculous. Asia and Erica existed as nothing more than cardboard cut-outs who walked on stage for some bad oneliners, and then walked off (literally still giggling at their un-witty repartee).

Also, Erica continues flirting and making blatant sexual innuendos with the man Becky's building a relationship with--even after she sees how upset it's making Becky. Hello??! What kind of "best friend" is this? Yet as the reader, it's clear (because Foster beats us over the head with it relentlessly) that we're supposed to regard Erica as the tough-as-nails sassy modern woman. No, I call her a pathetically selfish, hurtful person. And I'm afraid no amount of un-funny oneliners can save her.

But with the exception of Lori Foster's irritating and shallow tale, the other stories in this anthology did succeed as sexy, escapist fun.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Liked first and last, Sep 15 2003

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This review is from: I Love Bad Boys (Paperback)

All three stories were steamy. The first and third had something of a storyline and a sense of humor.

IMHO Janelle Denison should stick with historical romances- the male character actually uses the word 'vixen'.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Too much sex, too little story, Feb 15 2003

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Like a couple of others who reviewed this book, I thought there was too much sex and too little story. The Lori Foster one was by far the best, and the one by Janelle Denison should have just been submitted to Penthouse Forum. This would have been a better trilogy if it had just been the three books from Foster's story of three friends who have a dare going about the sex shop across from their office.

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5.0 out of 5 stars When Bad is so Good
A collection of 3 novellas of erotic romance. There is a highish price tag on this trilogy, but it is definitely worth it if 'hot' is your bag, as these steamy stories are great... Read more

Published on Jan 23 2003 by K. Newman

3.0 out of 5 stars Lori Foster was hot as always...
I gave this book 3 stars because, Lori Foster's story was the best of the three. Donna Kauffman's story was so-so, but Janelle's was just plain awful in my opinion.

Published on Jan 2 2003