Supernatural Academy

Year One

By: Jaymin Eve

Narrated by: Vanessa Moyen

Maddison James is about to discover some truths about the world.

Firstly...supernaturals exist.

WTF?

Secondly...she is one, even though no one seems to know exactly what kind.

Double WTF.

Thirdly...she’s about to go back to school.

Well, things just got a little more interesting.

The Supernatural Academy is where shifters, vampires, magic users, and fey are educated. Where they are taught about their abilities, and how to function in the human world. Maddison already has the human part down, but this supernatural thing is an entirely new dangerous game.

Example one: mean girls who can actually turn you into a frog.

Example two: Asher Lock, a god at the Academy. Not literally...well, who knows for sure. He certainly acts the part, as do all of his minions who worship him.

Asher drives her crazy, because apparently snarly, gorgeous, and arrogant is her thing, and despite their mutual dislike, sparks fly between them. The more they’re thrown together, the more Asher is determined to figure out what’s been blocking her abilities.

Until the moment the truth is revealed, and they find out nothing in this supernatural world is what they thought.

Including each other.

©2019 Jaymin Eve (P)2019 Jaymin Eve

Decent Story

I would have liked a little more action but the story was good. The writing was clear and visual. I love these kinds of stories. But I think for my next one I will need a little more violence and or conflict.

Definitely a must read!

New adult PNR! Pleasantly surprised to have enjoyed this book so much. Can’t wait for the next one!

Loved it!!! 🙂🥰🤟❤

I loved it!!! 🙂🥰🤟❤ I really enjoyed listening to the narrator too!!! Thank you!!! XOXOXO ✌🥰

Needs something to make it pop.

3.5 stars

I really like the world the author has created, but feel like the action and drama is missing from the story. The part that grabs you and makes you read until 3 am when you need to go to work is missing.

The mean girl drama could have been amped up. The few small instances of bullying weren't enough, and they disappeared very quickly.

You knew what the characters were eating and wearing at all times.. but you spend so much time getting ready for the dance, and then a paragraph at the dance before we leave early and move on to something else. There were a lot of useless details and not enough important ones. There was a lot of time skipped with little explanation.
The guys are seen as scary but hot and standoffish with the whole school, but the characters themselves are portrayed as genuinely nice guys.. Also the story reads more like a high school academy than 20+ year olds.

I'm continuing the series and hoping the writing gets better. I do love the story. It just needs to be reworked some and it would be amazing!

I usually love Vanessa Moyen as a narrator, but I think she tried to do too many voices with this one. She only really pulls off 1-2 guys, but some of them are a little rough to listen to. Luckily she doesn't do the guys in big parts so it's not too bad.

Narration added to the story

Loved the narrator's voices. Enhanced the experience. I usually read faster but felt a deeper connection to the story through the narration. Very fun story!