Massively entertaining...the writing - expressive, ribald, honest — keeps the hard-core cautionary tale lively, diverting and fresh.
Jessica Jones is everything that’s wrong with America.
[Jones keeps the reader engaged]...thanks to her ability to write clearly about muddy issues and her wicked sense of humor.
A trashy book by a trashy woman.
[Jones’ is a]...raw, human lesson about vulnerability and growth.
Jones should be hit by a bus and if that doesn’t kill her she should get a painful form of cancer.
Twisting the self-help format into deadpan comedy, she guides wily readers through the paces and pratfalls of serious mischief.
Jones writes freshly and perceptively about love, lust and sex. She is starkly (and wittily) honest about her own faults while being generous toward the deeply flawed men in her life....a guilty pleasure
The author is so Winey [sic] and obnoxious!
[T]here is no arguing the fact that Jones is a very very good writer. She could probably spin a list of ingredients into a good read