“Veronica Blade wow’s me again with another fabulous story. She knows how to draw a reader in to her characters’ lives and have you flipping the pages. I’m hooked on the Shapes of Autumn series!”

-Night Owl Reviews Feb, 2013 4.50

“This was a sweet little romantic tale which I thoroughly enjoyed reading. Sometimes your friends can see things you can’t and sometimes things aren’t always what they appear to be. Brittany, with just the right nudge from her friends, might just find that the perfect guy was there all along. I can’t wait to see what happens in the third installment of the “Single Girls” series! “

-Emily Horner Mcnew “Emily713″

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“Singled Out is a fun YA read. It was just the escape I needed for the day! Brittany is a typical teen who still likes Wyatt but does not want to admit it. I think her friends have it right and want to help even when Brittany does not want the help. I really liked this story and it was like going back to high school. I hope you like it as well. I am excited to read book 3 Single Minded. I really like the three friends and seeing how things work out for each girl! “

-Tifferz

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“Another great short by Veronica Blade! LOVE how the story continues and how easy it is to get connected with the characters. Alex continues to be kick ass and LOVE Wyatt! So excited to find Veronica and her stories! “

-acosgrove

“Laynie is a girl who will not settle for less than she wants. I love that. No matter how much she likes her brother’s friend, Josh, she will NOT be just another girl he dates. She wants it ALL or NOTHING. Go, Laynie!
“I really admired her strength and determination. And the chemistry between Laynie and Josh had me reading faster and faster because I just had to know how it would end. Veronica Blade provides sizzling chemistry between Laynie and the guy she’s always crushed on. This is a fast-paced read that will make you root for Laynie to get everything she wants and absolutely nothing less.”

-Susan Hatler

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“The third installment of the “Single Girls” series is my favorite. I love the idea of the bad boy who decides to take a chance on falling for his true love. Everything about Josh and Laynie’s story makes my toes tingle! There is nothing better than finding out the boy you’ve had a crush is crazy about you. *Sigh* Definitely worth the read!!”

-Emily Horner Mcnew

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“The story continues and I LOVE THESE CHARACTERS! The girls are all such great friends and so supportive of each other. Still love Wyatt, but my new LOVE is JOSH! He is awesome! HOPING FOR MORE BOOKS IN THIS SERIES! Even though all three books are “shorts”, it is so easy to picture the story and I feel totally invested in the characters. This one is my favorite cover too! A great read for a nice “pick me up”! Reading them will make you smile ”

-acosgrove

As always, the first of the Single Series, Single-handed, is always free.

B L U R B:

Brittany’s short-lived fling with the insanely hot Wyatt left her seething, despite still liking him. Since he barely glances her way anymore, going to prom alone seems far better than going with some loser. But Brittany’s well-intentioned friends haven’t given up on Wyatt, and their matchmaking is getting downright awkward.

B L U R B:

Brittany’s short-lived fling with the insanely hot Wyatt left her seething, despite still liking him. Since he barely glances her way anymore, going to prom alone seems far better than going with some loser. But Brittany’s well-intentioned friends haven’t given up on Wyatt, and their matchmaking is getting downright awkward.

“…I loved all the characters. You are missing out big time if you do not get a chance to read this story. Veronica Blade is so talented and i just can not wait to read upcoming stories by her she is truly amazing.”

-mike

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“Alex is a strong and independent woman who knows how to handle herself. She is the kind of person you have to strive to be. I love how even though she has strong beliefs of standing up for herself, she gave into what Tommy meant by needing a man. Not for muscles, but for a different kind of protection. To be catered by someone who can love you for you. This story was super sweet, and I tend to read more in the Single Girls series.”

-Megan D

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“What a lovely YA love short story. I am so going to have my daughter read this. It has so many endearing qualities. Like the purity of young love, championing good over evil, sticking up for the underdog & friendship. Most of all about being a young woman who can be powerful in her own right strong enough to beat up the boys but soft enough to remember she still a girl & can have feelings & emotions of a true woman & allow a man to be a man also. Give & take a couple.”

-Sweet “Mama”

From Fame to Shame

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When good-girl Maddie switches places with her famous bad-girl twin Jackie, she has some pretty high stilettos to fill.

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Twenty copies of From Fame to Shame are being given away via Goodreads from July 7-October 7th 2012! Get your free copy at Goodreads.

Blurb:

When good-girl Maddie switches places with her famous bad-girl twin Jackie, she has some pretty high stilettos to fill.

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This is a very short and sweet romance. [] About falling in love and Blade wrote it perfectly. Love isn’t always about drama and being unforgiving. Sometimes, most times love is simply about meeting someone and even when there’s a misunderstanding forgiving them.

I enjoyed both Maddie and Dallas and the chemistry between them was hot. Blade definitely has the steamy part of romance down pat. Dallas is hot and has a flirty side that comes out with Maddie. Maddie is used to be the more sedate twin, with Jackie being the outgoing and vivacious one, and Blade does a good job of showing how secure Maddie is in herself as the quieter small town girl. But that doesn’t make Maddie insecure, and she gives back to Dallas as good as she gets. For me that’s what really works in this story. Maddie doesn’t doubt herself, she doubts her decisions, and for me that made me respect her.

Thanks, Michelle!