Single Titles by MaryJanice Davidson

I wasn't joking when I said I tend to read everything that an author I like has!

Here are some single books/stories from MJD:

Adventures of the Teen Furies - is a YA book about a group of teenagers that come together and bond over the playing of a game. From mental issues to teenage coupling this is a cute read.

Beggerman Thief -  is a short story featured in the book "Romance at the Edge: In Other Worlds" involving a very rich handsome Cyborg with treasures who meets and captures a mutant thief who attempts to steal from him. A short little love story.

By Any Other Name - is a story about family, friendship and love in various forms. Stephanie has lived with Sir, her guardian, since her parents passed on shortly after her birth. Stephanie meets Eric, a young friend of Sir's and the plot thickens when Eric and Stephanie fall in love with each other but won't admit it and Eric learns of Sir's secret: Stephanie's father is still alive. Very well written book that had unexpected plot twists and charismatic characters. Out of all the various titles I do recommended this one.

 Dying For Ice Cream - is about a teenage girl with juvenile diabetes and a boy who stumbles upon her in a hospital cafeteria and can't let her go. They face her illness and his recent loss together while learning about how to handle life's issues and create close relationships. A great story.

Thief Of Hearts - is a story of a modern day Robin Hood who is wanted by the DA and a few crooked crooks whom she has stolen from. And then she meets Jared, a doctor who walks in on fight between her and a man who wants her dead. She appoints herself to be the good doctors bodyguard and just like the movie, they fall in love, but first.. they have to survive. I enjoyed this book a lot.

Under Cover - is 3 short stories revolving around a Bio tech firm, a former Head of Security, a bad boy security guard and the genius of the Bio tech firm. We find love, humor, theft, hidden agendas, do gooders and I did mention love right?

I have yet to run into a MJD book that I wasn't able to read without enjoying myself. Obviously some way more than others but everything I have picked up as been entertaining.

And I believe I still have some work by her that has yet to be read. Yay for me!