A Taste Test: YA Paranormal and Contemporary Romance Sampler 2012

by Melissa Pearl (Editor), Sarah Billington, Veronica Blade

This book is a taste test of all things YA Romance. Within these pages you'll find excerpts from a range of contemporary and paranormal YA stories that have either just been released or are coming out later in the year. There is also a full short story for you to enjoy. Nine fantastic authors are featured and we are all very excited about sharing our work with you.

This sampler book is completely free of charge.

Grab a copy, try out some exciting new voices in Young Adult literature and get excited about new releases in YA for 2012!

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First published April 1, 2012

About the author

Melissa Pearl was born in Auckland, New Zealand, but has spent much of her life abroad, living in countries such as Jordan, Cyprus and Pakistan... not to mention a nine month road trip around North America with her husband. "Best. Year. Ever!!" She is a trained elementary teacher, but writing is her passion. Since becoming a full time mother she has had the opportunity to pursue this dream and her debut novel hit the internet in November 2011. Since then she has continued to produce a steady stream of books, ranging in genres from Fantasy to Romantic Suspense to Contemporary Romance. She loves the variety.

"I am passionate about writing. It stirs a fire in my soul that I never knew I had. I want to be the best writer I can possibly be and transport my readers into another world where they can laugh, cry and fall in love."

Melissa Pearl is a Forever Love Publishing author. If you'd like to download their Starter Library (3 books for FREE), then you can copy and paste this link into your Internet browser: http://bit.ly/FLP_Library

Reviews

[Yekaterina · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an anthology of excerpts from a few young adult authors. There is an array of stories and genres to choose from, however, romance is the main theme in all. I gave this book three stars because none of the stories were gripping enough for me to keep reading and there were a lot of grammatical and punctuation errors.