Sometimes the only way for justice to prevail is to get a little Wicked... People who call him know the deal. He'll solve their problems, but he'll do it his way. That's the only way Wick Templeton plays the game. His years on the force and connections to all types of specialists put him in a league of his own. That's how he intends to keep it. An ex-boyfriend in need puts Wick on a path that crosses that of Ned Harris, a stranger who proves to be a worthy adversary. Wick's simple agenda gets a little more complicated. Item one: Clear his ex's name. Item two: unmask the enigma that is Ned Harris. It's a good agenda. Too bad Wick can't seem to stick to it.

Sometimes the only way for justice to prevail is to get a little Wicked... Wick Templeton is taken by surprise when a mysterious email is sent to his private address. Surprise won't stop him from hijacking an investigation of a serial killer. He's sure his investigative style won't mesh with the enigmatic Ned, but that's Ned's problem not his. Together they will wear each other's nerves down, butt heads, raise libidos and maybe—if they are lucky, solve a few murders in the process.

Sometimes the only way for justice to prevail is to get a little Wicked… Who knew that meant Wick Templeton would end up on the wrong side of the cell door and looking for trouble—the kind of trouble that lands inmates on the funny farm and turns their brains into jelly. Now he’s calling in favors and using his prize weapons—his charm and subtle wit—to plant himself smack dab in the middle of the party. With help from his willing friends and not-so-willing acquaintances, he plans to rule the cellblock. Criminals, watch out. Wick's burning, and nobody better get in his way. Caution: With Wick in jail anything can happen. A little mild violence and a whole lot of attitude never hurt anyone.

Trouble has a way of finding Wick Templeton, even when he isn’t looking. This time trouble comes in the guise of a twelve-year old smart mouthed demon spawn who steals his wallet. The kid has a knack for pissing people off and making dangerous enemies. Remind you of anyone? Hopefully, someone’s got Wick's back, because he's got all he can handle keeping his four foot tall doppelganger alive. Sometimes the only way for justice to prevail is to get a little Wicked… Caution: This is the fourth in the series, and while you can read this by itself, Wick will find you and kick your butt if you don't read the awesomeness that is him in order.

A man from Wick's past knows Ned's secrets and is after their future…wicked truths are coming… Wick Templeton is not dating Ned. At least that's his story—period. But when someone decides that Ned's time on earth is over, Wick doesn't bother with the semantics of it…his boyfriend is in danger and that's unacceptable. What happens when the person targeting Ned just may be the only person Wick can't defend against? Secrets are revealed, people are hurt, and a very shaky relationship is tested. When the dust clears nothing in Wick's life will be the same. Caution: This is the fifth in the series, and while you can read this by itself...you know what? Forget it...no you can't read this one by itself and miss out on all the stuff that makes Wick so darn awesome, go back and start with the first one.

Wicked's Way Collection This boxed set is part of the Pulp Friction 2013 collection and includes the full versions of Wicked's Way series. Wicked Solutions (Wicked's Way #1) Wicked Bindings (Wicked's Way #2) Wicked Incarceration (Wicked's Way #3) Wicked Guidance (Wicked's Way #4) Wicked Truths (Wicked's Way #5) About Pulp Friction 2013 The Pulp Friction 2013 Collection. Four authors. Four Series. Twenty books. One explosive finale. Join Lee Brazil, Havan Fellows, Laura Harner, and T.A. Webb for a year in the lives of four groups of friends who choose to call themselves family. When lives are on the line, they have each other's backs. Caution: Includes above the recommended allowance for attitude, mystery, and plenty of variety in (and out) of the bedrooms. Because real men get messy.