Readers first met the McBroom sisters in Eric Jerome Dickey's New York Times bestseller Naughty or Nice. In the highly anticipated sequel, Naughtier than Nice, we find out what happens on the other side of the fairy tale.
The lives of Frankie, Tommie, and Olivia (Livvy) haven't turned out quite as planned. Frankie has a pair of stalkers. The life that Tommie had dreamed of having with Blue has become anything but perfect, and Olivia, despite her efforts, hasn't been able to get over the psychological barrier caused by her husband's affair in Naughty or Nice.
Frankie's life has taken on an element of danger, and she calls upon Driver, an ex-con who first appears in Dickey's Drive Me Crazy, to bail her out of a potentially life-threatening situation, but that is a secret she has kept from her sisters.
Tommie and Blue are now engaged, but due to something her more-mature love has done, the wedding is indefinitely on hold. As Blue and Tommie remain the perfect couple in public, Tommie has found herself physically attracted to a younger man. But that is a secret she has kept from her sisters.
Livvy is trying to recapture the adventure she had during her revenge affair. She is seldom intimate with her husband, Tony, but when she has relations with him, it is by her rules and under certain conditions - it has to be a ménage à trois. But that is a secret she has kept from her sisters.
Though the sisters are as close as any sisters could be, none wants the other two to know the dark secrets she is hiding. And during this season, all of the McBroom sisters are Naughtier than Nice.
Praise for Naughtier than Nice
'Dickey has deft control of each voice, and the Los Angeles backdrop is so well drawn that it becomes a character in its own right.' Publishers Weekly
' A steamy tale of lustful women troubled in love . . . Dickey's fans will rejoice.' Kirkus
'A thrilling ending and loads of hot sexual gymnastics will draw Dickey's many fans.' Library Journal
'An absorbing read.' Booklist
Praise for Eric Jerome Dickey And His Novels
'Dickey's fans flock to his readings . . . He's perfected an addictive fictional formula.' The New York Times
'Dickey has the knack for creating characters who elicit both rage and sympathy.' Entertainment Weekly
'A very funny and engrossing novel . . . Plenty of the laugh-out-loud humor that has made Dickey's work a staple on bestseller lists.' Booklist on Naughty or Nice
'Dickey is a master at writing about women and what they want and how they want it. There are three kinds of physical love in these pages: hot, red hot and nuclear.' Publishers Weekly on Naughty or Nice
'Must-read romance . . . A cerebral, sometimes sensual, sometimes suspenseful, and quite a memorable ride.' USAToday.com's Happy Ever After on One Night
