Review: Bad Girl School - Red. Q. Arthur

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Bad Girl School

Review: Bad Girl School - Red. Q. Arthur aka Julie Smith - December 2013



Deborah aka Reeno is someone who in order to escape from her reality, she burgles homes and sells the items as they can help with her sister's illness and in hopes of finding a cure. When the last heist goes wrong, Reeno finds herself bundled up and dropped off to a boarding school in the middle of nowhere - St. Joans. While she is here, her ability to see auras is in full blast and if that's not all she has a giant cat called Alpha Beast talking to her yet only she can hear him. He has told her that she is the "chosen one". Here at the school, Reeno will learn all about her magical abilities and in doing so along with the help of a group of other students who also have abilities break a few curses including the one on her family where the oldest in each family gets ill and dies young. Can Reeno by traveling back to the Mayans help break the family curse but also save the world from ending in 2012? Normally I am not a fantasy reader, but as this book was set in a boarding school it didn't feel as an over the top fantasy read as featured a few real moments. The only thing that fell short overall of this book is the cover which clearly identifies that it was one of the early books in the self-published era when indie authors were just beginning. As academy and boarding school books are back in, I believe with an updated cover this book could sell more as it was an enjoyable YA fantasy read overall.










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