Unbeknownst to him, his mother chooses that morning to cut of his funding to teach him a lesson. This is a paranormal romance which is a second in a series but is said to be the stand-alone sequel to Wickedly Good.ĭrew is a playboy air witch who between sleeping with tons of other witches, spending the family money, and sleeping in late finds the time to be driving his Ferrari far away from the family compound when it breaks down. This is a cute story if you are looking for a quick, fun read! I loved that when it came to Erica, protective instincts he didn’t even know he had kicked in.ĭrew showed a lot of growth in the book by finally showing he was willing to put someone before himself. Though Erica was no expert, she knew what women liked and clued Drew in.ĭrew had spent the majority of his life being so self-involved he had little idea what was going on around him. That didn’t mean he had ‘prowess…” I loved how the tables were turned in this book. Out of the two of them Erica had more relationship experience, but Drew had more experience in the bedroom. She was a mechanic who had no luck with relationships and was just trying to make ends meet. He was a down on his luck, had no idea where he was going witch who had just been disowned and inadvertently marked for death.Įrica was in much the same boat–minus the supernatural messiness. Drew was definitely not your typical romance hero, and I think that’s what made this book so much fun to read. ***This book was provided by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. The opinions and rating of this review are solely mine and in no way was I compensated. I received this book from JeepDiva for the express purposes of an honest review. I see this is a stand-alone sequel to Wickedly Good.

I’m not sure if author Anya Breton’s intent was to make a humorous book, but if it was, she definitely succeeded in my book.Īnybody who enjoys a cute story that will keep you laughing will enjoy Sweetly Bad. Seriously, I was smirking the whole way though this book. The sexual attraction is pretty hot but oh does Drew have a thing or two to learn. Erica is in a bit of a dry spell and when a one-night stand is offered up she takes a chance. Ah a woman’s revenge to see a hot guy and his epic fail. Things go downhill pretty fast for Drew but in such a comically way. The story starts pretty simple, Drew’s Ferrari breaks down and Erica tows him back to her garage to repair his car. I really enjoy a book with sex and humor.

He’s stranded in a two cellular bar town and Erica is stuck with Drew in her garage. Drew is rich, spoiled, lazy and smart (His words!). This is a giggler! Sweetly Bad had me in stitches.

Wickedly Good by Anya Breton