Perfect Shot (Romantic Comedies Series)

London Abrams's fi rst love is volleyball, so why does she enter an online modeling competition? Answer: superhottie Brent St. John. London spots Brent signing in contestants at a store, and she gets in line simply to say hi. But she never dreams she'll make it into the competition!

London's now up against fourteen hungry fashionistas willing to do whatever it takes to win. All she wants to win is Brent's heart...but the money prize couldn't hurt. If London plays this right, she can win the contest, the boy, and the cash. GAME ON!

London Abrams's fi rst love is volleyball, so why does she enter an online modeling competition? Answer: superhottie Brent St. John. London spots Brent signing in contestants at a store, and she gets in line simply to say hi. But she never dreams she'll make it into the competition!

London's now up against fourteen hungry fashionistas willing to do whatever it takes to win. All she wants to win is Brent's heart...but the money prize couldn't hurt. If London plays this right, she can win the contest, the boy, and the cash. GAME ON!

Children's Literature

London Abrams is tall, athletic, and beautiful. Her mom pushed her into beauty contests when she was young, but it was not London's thing—volleyball is more her thing. So how does she end up in a beauty contest at the age of fifteen? To meet a super-hottie young photographer, of course. And the judges pick her to compete. Unfortunately, her arch rival from her earlier contests makes the grade and sets out to make life miserable for London. But she does make friends with the photographer, Brent St. John, who is assigned to take candid shots of London playing volleyball. Brent discovers he would rather be a sports photographer than a fashion photographer, thanks to London. After many ups and downs, London comes in third in the contest and wins the money she needs to go to a volleyball camp the following summer. This was an enjoyable book with likeable characters and a good message of believing in oneself and forgiving others' flaws. Reviewer: Sarah Maury Swan

YA author Debbie M. Rigaud began her writing career covering news and entertainment for magazines. She’s interviewed celebs, politicians, social figures and “real” girls. Her writing has appeared in Seventeen, CosmoGIRL!, Essence, J-14, Trace, Heart &Soul and VIBE VIXEN, to name a few. Her first YA fiction writing is published in the omnibus HALLWAY DIARIES/KimaniTru Press/September 2007. She currently lives in Bermuda.