While I haven't read all of the stories in this massive anthology, I think I've gotten about as far as I'm going to, at least for now. I really only scratched the surface, but of the several stories I've read, these are the ones I enjoyed the most: 
 "Virgins" by Diana Gabaldon: Jamie Fraser! Need I say more? This terrific novella is a prequel to Outlander, and focuses on young Jamie and his best friend Ian during an adventure as mercenaries in France. Just terrific -- if you're an Outlander fan, you won't want to miss it. 
 "Bombshells" by Jim Butcher: A fast-paced, totally enjoyable story set in the world of the Dresden Files, with Harry's apprentice Molly as main character. Lots of fun. 
 "Raisa Stepanova" by Carrie Vaughan: Excellent historical fiction about a young woman pilot in the Soviet army during WWII. 
 "The Princess and the Queen" by George R. R. Martin. Strangely, I found this extremely long novella not terribly engaging, despite the fact that it's set in Westeros. The story bogs down in names, genealogies, titles, and family histories, so much so that forward momentum is frequently lost. There are interesting events, but I found it a chore to get through this story. 
 There are plenty of other pieces in Dangerous Women that I haven't yet read and that I'd like to go back to. But this book is over 700 pages long, and I think I'm done for now. Back on the shelf it goes, to be revisited from time to time when I'm in the right mood.