You know that dream where you look down and find you’re naked in a very public place?
It actually happened to me on my last day of high school.
One second, clothes. The next—boom—naked.
And from the moment that my unlikely—and ultimately unpredictable —gift of invisibility showed itself, everything changed. Whether it was for the better, I still can’t say.
First, the men in black came to whisk me away to the Secret Academy, a special college for magic folk hidden in plain sight amidst the plains of rural Georgia. Then, I got to meet my new classmates. They, of course, had all been brought up in the magical world, while I never even knew it existed.
Now, with an overly friendly roommate and two hot-and-cold and very esoteric suitors, I can’t help but wonder if I’m the only one around this place who is actually being myself. In fact, my only true ally might be the captive white tiger that has decided to make me her pet.
Turns out the Secret Academy isn't just hiding itself from humans. It’s hiding even more sinister mysteries within these ancient crumbling walls. And the more I discover, the more I’m starting to realize that I might be at the heart of these deadly secrets…
Who can I trust when I don’t even know whether I can trust myself?
I’m gonna say at one point I was almost ready to give up reading the book. It was really slow almost on the boring side. But I persevered. And it was so good. Totally worth the read and now I’m excited for the next book to find out Exactly who the bad guys are and how it’s all going to affect Zoey.
The storyline was actually pretty good, but it was so freaking rushed you couldn’t even hell get to the good parts. I hated that no one would answer her questions or train her. She literally got dropped off and told good luck.
I like that it was a fairly short and easy read but it built up and then skipped at a weird pace. She met people then it seemed to be days later but still she knew nothing? Then the big climax and it was only a week? I needed more but it was worth more than one star.