Review: Lawless - Jeffrey Salane

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Review: Lawless - Book #1 Lawless series - Jeffrey Salane - February 2013

M. Freeman has grown up being sheltered and believing that her parents were art collectors and historians until her birthday when she receives an interview to attend Lawless School. Unbeknownst to M , Lawless isn't an ordinary school. It is a school for spies and criminals and M is about to discover that they don't let just anyone in and that in fact she is a legacy as her father was a top student of Lawless when he was younger. Now M, has been chucked into a world where she is not only a newbie but must use the knowledge she has been taught ever since she was a little girl during stories and homeschooling lessons in order to survive. What will happen though when it seems that whatever M tries to do lands her in trouble and then it's discovered that the reason all eyes are on her , is because of something her father didn't get to finish before he disappeared. Can M with the help of her new friends save what they are supposed to save but what happens when M's mum arrives and things start to go haywire ? Who will M save and who can M trust ? 
Find out in Book #1 of Jeffrey Salane's new series "Lawless". All readers who love spies and stories like Ettiquette and Episonage , Spy Girl , HIVE , School of Good and Evil , Gallagher Girls and Heist Society will find themselves at home with Lawless.


 



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