VBT# The Secret of the Sevens - Lynn Lindquist

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Review: The Secret of the Sevens - Lynn Lindquist - June 2015

One of my favourite book themes to read is boarding school novels and secret societies. In The Secret of the Sevens by Lynn Lindquist , we are presented with a boarding school for orphan boys and boys who have nowhere else to go. Each year seven students are chosen to be the Pillars of the school - they are the good kids , this year though there is a new chairman and the Pillars have been chosen are the Losers and Bad Kids of the school. Something is up and now it is up to the new Sevens to help save the day. Two decades a go , a group known as the Sevens along with the principal were killed in a fire and two remaining Sevens survived and went into hiding as they were blamed for the incident. Years later , the Sevens have been restarted in a plea to help save the school from being closed due to evil at play.
Without giving the storyline away as this is one book that all will find themselves drawn into with riddles, clues and danger abound as secrets and truths are revealed and a book that readers will not be able to put down. 
If you love boarding school mysteries and secret societies , then you will feel at home with The Secret of the Sevens by Lynn Lindquist.

 

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