Summer Teen Reading Party Guest: Jan Fischer Wade
Thanks for hosting me 
today Kim! I am having a blast with the Summer Teen Reading 
Party and I am so excited 
about this month long event!  We’ve got lots of great books and authors there – 
many for $1.99 or less. I hope everyone visits!  Make sure to read the rest of 
this post to find out how you can enter to win a 
$50 Barnes & Noble gift card!
 Here is a bit about 
my novel, Veiled Virtues:
When 
Paige Stewart left America  to 
house-sit in England 
Veiled Virtues is available at the 
following sites:  Amazon  
Barnes 
& Noble  OmniLit   
Smashwords   MuseItUp 
Publishing   Diesel   
Kobo    
BookStrand   AmazonUK  
iTunes  
I usually love reading 
in the summer, but this year, I will be working on the finishing touches to the 
sequel to Veiled Virtues so I won’t have time to read much else!  The sequel is 
entitled Latent Legacy and you can read more about it on my website listed 
below!
Excerpt 
from Veiled Virtues:  (from Nathaniel’s point of view – the 
first time he sees Paige)
I don’t recall ever being stunned speechless, that is, until an 
unfamiliar American girl with shimmering auburn hair walked through the doors of 
the shop one day.
I first noticed her looking into the shop with a curious eye. She 
tipped her head in deliberation, and with a determined nod, she pulled the door 
open and stepped into my life. She was stunning — tall and slender with curves 
where it counted. The sunlight streaming in through the window lit up 
golden-copper strands of her auburn hair. Intelligent green eyes glanced around, 
taking in the variety of merchandise in our shop. 
I stepped out of the shadows, about to ask if she needed help. But 
when she turned my way, our gazes locked. All of my senses awakened, yet time 
stood still. With each beat of my heart, lively, serene, courageous, and even 
silly images of this woman flashed in my mind’s eye. Then my vision darkened. 
This beauty was terrified, entwined with a maniacal entity. My muscles tensed, 
and my protective instinct intensified. I would not fail 
her.
When she left the shop after our first encounter, I discussed my 
immediate impressions of Paige with Avery.
“We looked at each other, for a mere second, and I sensed a hundred 
wonderful things about her. But, then a totally different scene inserted itself 
into my head — she was fighting off some evil, forceful power. What do you make 
of it?”
“Well, you’ve never possessed a third eye, but maybe there’s a 
connection with her that runs on a higher plane.”
“But why? And why do I feel like I have to protect 
her?”
“I have a feeling we’ll learn more; because when I came in and saw 
Paige, an intriguing aura surrounded her. It was the color of a sunrise, 
something very special. She seeks a fresh horizon, but something in her past 
affects her future greatly, and I think you or me, or both of us, may be a part 
of it. I can tell.” 
When Avery was really 
sure of something she ‘felt,’ she always said it with a particular squint to her 
eyes. It was there just then. 
Avery’s deep inner perception of others was an uncanny ability she 
always had. She could also somehow see a person’s aura—a kind of glowing light 
which radiates their soul outward, as Avery put it. She described Paige’s as 
‘an aura of a sunrise.’ Avery 
told me on many occasions my aura reminded her of a sunset, one with calming, 
peaceful, and dependable characteristics. Maybe Paige and I would complement 
each other more than I hoped.
“But Avery, what of the dark scene I saw?” I had asked her. “It 
automatically appeared in my head, like something intruded into my thoughts.” 
“I don’t know,” she said. “If you didn’t see the future, then it 
could be some unknown, outside presence.” That did not comfort me in the least. 
“I find her absolutely stunning,” I 
admitted.
“Maybe we should leave well enough alone,” she 
warned.
“But I can’t stop thinking about her.” It was crude enough that I 
couldn’t quit looking at Paige’s outward beauty, but even worse, a feeling 
washed over me that her heart was mine to seek and protect. I wanted 
her.
About Jan ’s giveaway:
Enter to win a $50 Barnes & Noble gift 
card!!! One lucky winner will be chosen from the commenters on her 
blog (including emails to her from non-Book Blogs members), "Likes" and 
"Shares" on Facebook and Tweets about her book, Veiled 
Virtues, or the Summer Reading Party site (include @veiledvirtues in your 
tweets!). It's that easy!!! She will be having other giveaways during the month on her blog 
as well, so make sure to visit it!
Twitter 
@veiledvirtues
Website: 
http://www.veiledvirtues.com
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