Addickted: 12 Steps to Kicking Your Bad Boy Habit

by Kristina Grish

You're not alone. Millions of smart, sexy, and sane women lust after Bad Boys - and unfortunately, they pay the price. These irresistible rogues can drive you wild with sexual abandon, emotional... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1593377312
• ISBN13: 9781593377311
• Release Date: July 2006
• Publisher: Polka Dot Press
• Length: 190 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Best Dating Book I've Ever Read

I met Kristina Grish at an event called Skecky's Girl's Night Out. She was signing and giving out her book for free. Being and avid reader and book obsessed, I never turn down a free book--but dating. I've never read a dating book. But as I read the back cover copy I started to realize that I was one of the people Grish was talking about and that yes, I had spent one night or a couple of years with bad boys. Their so suave, make you feel great, you're in love with their face and body, but in the end they don't call when they're supposed to, they break plans for stupid reasons and they'd just rather be with the guys than go with you to a best friend's wedding. I read the book sort of the way I read a magazine article. I thought a few pages and I'll be done. But this one was addicting! I was in real need of BBA help. My bad boy addiction has cost me alot. After reading this book, I was transformed. I now know that dating nice guys is much cooler in the end and the rewards are amazing. It's time to grow up. Let go of your fantasy bad boy and befriend nice guys so that you can become accustomed to their traits so when you meet a nice guy who wants to take you out on a date, you say, yes. I hope Kristina writes more books. The info. was pertinent but humorous. She made a serious subject fun. I'm recommending this book to all the single chicks I know who keep falling flat on their face because of boys with pretty faces and bad manners.

Funny & Relateable - All of us ladies (and certain guys, too!) have been there

This is a really funny, really true and quite helpful guide to kicking the bad boys out of your life once and for all. Handled deftly with a humorous touch, you won't even realize you're learning important lessons until you look over at your nice-guy boyfriend three months later and try to remember how he got there. With these 12 easy steps you'll be laughing that man right out of your hair. Bravo!

Hilarious and Helpful

This book is a gem! The writing is hilarious and the message is much-needed....all the bad boys in my dating past have been a waste of time. This book helped me realize that good guys are not boring. I'm giving up my addicktion.

Bad Boys No Mo'

It's not easy to say no. It's a little easier to say maybe. And, it's a hell of a lot easier to say yes. But, instead of saying yes to that hung-over, lost-your-phone-number, louse...say yes to THIS BOOK. It will not only tell you how to kick those bad boys to the curb but it'll also tell you about the joys of dating the good guy. Kristina's writing is pee-in-your-pants funny and her advice is as real as your Mom's chicken soup. Buy This Book...you won't be disappointed.

WASH THAT MAN RIGHT OUTTA YER HAIR

ladies we have all been there. thank god for ms. grish & addickted, now i know i am not alone in my lust for the bad boys. i picked up addickted cause i thought it looked "cute & funny", and who couldn't use some "cute & funny" once in a while, but lo and behold it actually really helped me to figure out why my love life was for so many years one long, painful, drawn-out car crash in slow motion. i know this is meant to be a funny book, and it is, for sure, completely hysterical. but at the same time, it rings true, page after page, time and time again. only now, finally, am i starting to understand why it is that i can walk into a bar with 15 nice guys just sitting there and yet i will be immediately attracted to the dark husky ex-junkie alcoholic drowning in his drink on his own at the end. thank you ms. grish.