Title: Vile Sorcery
Series: Royals of Villain Academy 2
Author’s Name: Eva Chase
Publisher: Ink Spark Press
Genre: NA Bully College Paranormal Romance
Page Count: 362 Pages
ISBN: B07RGCDRYZ
Author or Book Website: http://evachase.com/
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Release Date: N/A
How I Got the Book: Library Loan
Summary of the Book:
In a month, I’ve gone from magicless to one of the most powerful dark mages in the world. You’d think that would make my life easier.
But all that power is only potential until I learn how to wield it, and my enemies have a huge head start. While I’m picking up every skill I can, adversaries both within Villain Academy and beyond it are working to knock me down.
My fellow scions? I can count at least a couple of them among those enemies. The others… Let’s just say the lines between light and dark have gotten a lot more blurred.
Nothing’s safe here—not my mind, my heart, my magic, or the few people who’re proving themselves my allies. When the danger turns deadly, will I be able to save all of them and myself?
Rory’s battle to survive Villain Academy has only just begun. Vicious treachery, unexpected allies, thrilling passion, and wrenching heartbreak await in Vile Sorcery…
My Personal Review: This is the second book in a series and it had me all tied up in knots and had me going through all kind of emotions. The two cultures that Rory has had to deal with is making her the person she is to completely become. The guys are driving her up the wall and she is not sure how to deal with them at any given time. There are parts of them book still have me asking myself a lot of questions. Things I think should be rather clear but some of the characters just don’t seem to get and now one it is pointed out to them they treat it like a concept they have never heard of and don’t understand. Some of them try and others blow it off. I excited for the next one for the characters are well developed and have great individual personalities. Which made this book a very enjoyable read.
My Rating of the Book: 5 Stars
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