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Scandal (Private #11)

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After her harrowing kidnapping, Reed returns to Easton to find the worst thing she can think of—Billings has been torn
down. Finally, after years of controversy, the school’s wealthiest female alumni have been overruled, and the historical dorm is gone from Easton Academy.

How will Reed and the rest of the Billings Girls handle it? Will they still be as powerful, as popular,...more

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Published March 9th 2010 by Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

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Jul 05, 2012 Kelli rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nov 15, 2011 Kirsti rated it 3 of 5 stars

I didn't know what number of the series this was when I hired it from the library, because it was the only one the library had at the time. I assumed it was the first, or close to the first actually, because it didn't appear in the list in the front of the books, so I assumed. You know what they say about that word ;)

Now, it wasn't a bad book, but it all seemed really unlikely and I couldn't really get into the story or the character. I couldn't understand half of what they referring to, because...more

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Nov 11, 2010 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. The book, Scandal, by Kate Brian is part of the Private series. The series is about Reed Brennan, a girl who attends Easton Academy. In this book, Reed goes back to Easton Academy and finds out that Billings House is gone. Billings House is this super exclusive group of girls that originated in 1915. The new headmaster, Spencer Hathaway, thought that it was wrong to have clubs and groups since he thought everybody should be equal. Reed, Noelle (Reed's best friend) and the other Billings girls a...more

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Oct 08, 2010 Draganal lunic rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read a book called Scandal by: Kate Brian. The main characters in the book are Reed, Noelle, Josh, and Ivy. The book is part of a novel. In this book Reed and Noelle come back from vacation and find that there dorm building has been knocked down. Their dorm is called the Billings. Josh is Reed’s boyfriend and Ivy is becoming Reed’s friend. Reed tries to get Billings back together but needs help. Noelle is Reed’s best friend but wont help her get the Billings back together. So Reed discovers BL...more

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Aug 12, 2010 Jeyashri rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 10, 2010 Christine rated it 5 of 5 stars

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After how much Reed Brennan went through at Bermuda, it was now time for Reed to go back to Easton Academy. When arrived to Easton Academy Reed and the Billings girl were all suprised when they found their Billings House has been destroyed. Noelle has now give up bringing back the Billings House, while Reed is determined to bring back Billings again with her new friend Ivy Slade who is dating the one she still has a crush on/ her ex Josh. New things have now came up in this book, new twists, new...more

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Jan 19, 2011 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Grade: B

I've been reading the Private series for the past year or so now. These novels are definitely not realistic and are highly over dramatic, but it's lots of fun and a guilty pleasure. Think of it as a daytime soap opera in YA book form.

I don't remember when it happened, but sometime during the series, I stopped liking Reed Brennan, the protagonist. In Vanished, I freaking despised her. I hated the character she had become, and I found myself finding Noelle Lange (the resident bitch), much...more

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Jul 19, 2011 Wyatt rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: private

Can I just say that yah Reed broke up with Upton (mistake) but she didn't really like Sawyer but felt bad so she let him kiss her, thinking it might just change how she feels about him. But it didn't.

Josh is all of the sudden really jealous of Reed and Sawyer. But why wasn't he before? I mean Sawyers not the first guy Reed has dated since they broke up. So Josh comes over in the middle of the night because he's so jealous (when's he's the one who's had a girlfriend since basicallythe day they br...more

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Apr 13, 2011 Janelle Dazzlepants rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: chick-lit, mystery, young-adult, murder-mystery, whodunnit

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Billings House may be gone, but the girls aren't giving up. Somebody leaves a mysterious handbook to a secret society in Reed's room, so she bands together with Ivy to reform an ancient Easton club: the Billings Literary Society (BLS). Unfortunately following the rules of this book means some people are left out, so Reed ends up dividing Billings rather than reuniting it. The BLS further turns to shit when Noelle is kidnapped at one of their meetings, and the kidnappers plan to put Reed through...more Billings House may be gone, but the girls aren't giving up. Somebody leaves a mysterious handbook to a secret society in Reed's room, so she bands together with Ivy to reform an ancient Easton club: the Billings Literary Society (BLS). Unfortunately following the rules of this book means some people are left out, so Reed ends up dividing Billings rather than reuniting it. The BLS further turns to shit when Noelle is kidnapped at one of their meetings, and the kidnappers plan to put Reed through hell to get her back. And in more superficial news, along the way Reed gets back together with Josh and we learn he had ties to the late Jen Hathaway.

I personally love the idea of ancient secret societies, so I was really intrigued by the BLS. On the surface the BLS appears quite innocent and dedicated to advancing the lives of women, but I'm hoping that Reed will discover some sinister secrets about them! After all, what good is a secret society if they don't hold secrets that could rewrite history and bring the world to its knees? Given that Reed spent the last book dying on a deserted island, nothing is too far-fetched, so I'm holding out hope that the BLS conducted ritual sacrifice or secretly controls half the world's oil.

I'm also really excited by Noelle's kidnapping! I never saw it coming, and for something so last minute it was executed really well. It has all the elements I could hope for - Noelle was mysteriously smuggled out of the chapel without anybody noticing, the kidnappers are tormenting Reed via text message (which I hope is along the lines of A in Pretty Little Liars), and for once it's not Reed's life at risk! The author must have figured us readers were getting sick of the constant attempts on Reed's life, so she gave us something juicier.

I can't wait to start speculating on the identities of Noelle's kidnappers in the next book. The girls immediately assumed it was Missy and the other rejected BLS potentials, and I definitely think Missy has a bigger role to play here. Noelle hinted that Missy's family would disapprove of the secret society, which makes me think they're major enemies of the BLS. I also wonder if the kidnappers are members of the BLS themselves - Noelle wasn't taking the society seriously and had been smacktalking it just before, so they could've kidnapped her to teach her a lesson. I really have nothing to go on though, so these are just wild guesses!

Although it wasn't nearly as exciting as the kidnapping, finding out about Josh's ties to Jen Hathaway has left me with a few burning questions. When Sawyer mentioned that she'd killed herself out of the blue without leaving a note, I immediately thought back to Cheyenne and wondered if she'd been murdered. The circumstances are quite different, but I think there's something sinister at hand here. Jen is also quite similar to Reed in looks and personality, and how big a coincidence is it that she dated 2/3 of Reed's boyfriends?! I'm guessing that Jen was murdered, and that person will be out for Reed's blood soon. I don't know enough to suspect anybody though.

Overall: If you liked Tom Dolby's Secret Society and you were a fan of the Pretty Little Liars series, you'll love Scandal. We have 3 mysteries going on here, and for once they're not all pointing to Reed being murdered! Before reading Paradise Lost and Suspicion I was getting sick of the Easton murder mysteries, but now I feel invigorated and can't wait to see how the girls solve this problem within the confines of the school gates. (less)

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Jun 11, 2010 Stef rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: grade-8-ir-books-chris

She is Back ! Reed is back from Bermuda while she almost was killed three times sounds fun? Ivy was shot by Sabine, who is reeds so called friend. this book is keeping you hanging. Their is drama 24/7. Reed is trying to keep her friends at the time. But will that happen for what happened in Bermuda with that stranger who was a boy. How do people know? When will she start losing friends because of this ?

i could coonect to this because i think there is a lot of drama and there is but this is wor...more

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Sep 01, 2010 Kari Anderson rated it 2 of 5 stars

Reed comes back from St. Barths to find her whole life at Easton has been bulldozed. Everything she knew, everything she loved, the one thing that made her feel like she was something special, gone. But she is bound and determined not to let Billings die. And when she gets a book, dating back to 1915, explaining a secret society of former Billings’ girls, she has her answer. Now she has to find the right girls, find the right place to hold the meetings and do it all under extreme care because th...more Reed comes back from St. Barths to find her whole life at Easton has been bulldozed. Everything she knew, everything she loved, the one thing that made her feel like she was something special, gone. But she is bound and determined not to let Billings die. And when she gets a book, dating back to 1915, explaining a secret society of former Billings’ girls, she has her answer. Now she has to find the right girls, find the right place to hold the meetings and do it all under extreme care because the new headmaster is out for the head of the Billings’ girls.

Now of course the drama follows Reed. Don’t think that a near-death experience on a tropical island would slow her down. Reed has as much drama as ever, well, that may be a lie. No one tried to kill her in this book, but she has plenty of boy and girl drama to go around.

This is my least favorite book out of the series. I had waited a while between the last book and reading this one. The last one was filled with crazy twists and turns and this one just didn’t live up to the hiatus hype as I had wished.

I have always liked Reed throughout this series. She was the low man on the totem pole who worked her way up the ranks. There were times where she turned her back on friends, but I was still able to understand. In this book, I couldn’t. I know she was going with the “rituals” and history, but I felt like she really turned to the B word side. There was no reason she couldn’t add 4 more people into the Billings Literary Society. As mentioned by one of the girls, no one was going to rise from the dead and confront Reed for adding and extra person.

Now while I pretty much hated Reed in this book, I did admire her for standing up to the former Billings women who came after her. She has gotten some serious confidence since entering the school, but as mentioned in the last paragraph, it may be too much for her own good.

The only thing that will keep me reading this series after this book is the very last couple of pages. If anything, Kate Brian leaves us with great cliff hangers. I give Scandal 2 bookmarks.

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Apr 13, 2012 Katie is currently reading it

5 hours 3/25-3/30 So far it is super good, when Noelle and Reed get back from St. Barths, Billings has been torn down and everybody is in quite a tizzy. Then Reed goes into her room one day and finds a old journal on her bed and it is the journal of BLS. The Billings Literalry Society. She asks Noelle to help her get it together so the Billings girls can get back together but she refuses. Next she goes to Ivy Slade for her help, who is dating her ex Josh who she is still in love with even though...more

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Dec 29, 2011 Kayla Guyette rated it 3 of 5 stars

Just finished reading Scandal, the latest book in Kate Brian’s series Private. It’s the 11th book in the series (not including the prequel) and I found it to be the weakest book. Normally this series has me dieing just to turn the page in suspense, this one really didn’t. It was the last two-three chapters that really had me going. But I can see that Kate really needed this book to set the stage for Vanished (out the end of August).

Scandal takes place right after Paradise Lost, Reed’s back from...more

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Apr 01, 2010 Ella Perkins rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 8th-grade-books-senorita-michan

This book is about how Reed has to stand up for herself and her Billings House. After all that has happened she is torn between her friendships and love life. She gets a book that is a guide towards creating a Billings Society Secret club. In order for her best friend to help she has to follow all the rules. Will she go against some backs to get where she needs to be or just give in?

I can connect this book to the book series Pretty Little Liars. In these books there are people who get murdered...more

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Jun 10, 2010 Noemi claudine rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: grade-8-ir-books-christopher

Scandal is the 11th private in the series. In this book it’s a new semester at Easton. She has made a new friend, Ivy Slade. Even though Ivy is still going out with the boy she loves Josh, they still manage to become friends. Since the last book Billings has been destroyed Reed thinks she has to save it. When she gets a mysterious book about how the old billings house was run, she immediately has to choose 8 lucky girls to be part of the new billings.

I can connect to this book because in the beg...more

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May 14, 2010 Lisa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 8th-grade-ir-books-betts

Reed is back, after hell in bermuda and almost being killed 3 times, she is back at Easton and ready to restore billings. Ivy, who was shot by Sabine who was Reed's "friend" but also Arianna Osgood's sister, and you know their family. But Reed receives a book, of the original BLS which you will find out what it stands for when you read it. But at the end of the book, there is a BIG twist, and its a cliff hanger.
I can make a text to text connection. In I think it was Legacy, that Reed was bein...more

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Apr 10, 2011 Angelia Fransisca Rusli rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ya

The Billings house is gone. But Reed Brennan won't let that happen. At least.

While thinking of a way to get the Billings back together, someone left her a book: about the Billings Literary Society, a society not even the Billings alumna ever heard of. She starts according to the book, rules according to the book. But seems like going by the book tore her away from her friends.

This eleventh book of Private is, as usual interesting, which is good because Suspicion has somehow lost its sparks (to...more

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Nov 16, 2010 Clementine rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, fiction, ya

Now that Billings has been torn down by the new headmaster, Reed and her friends are a nation without a state. Or something. Things look pretty bleak until Reed gets a mysterious book from someone associated with Billings, and she decides to re-found the Billings Literary Society. Will the BLS bring her friends closer than ever or drive them apart?

Initially a fun, mindless read, Kate Brian's Private series is stretching the limits of even the most open mind. How many times can a reader expect Re...more

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Feb 18, 2011 Maddie :) rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was about after Reed came back from her terrifying vacation. She finds out that the Billings House she has been living in her whole entire Easton carrer is gone. It got completely destroyed. The new Headmaster tore it down and ended Billilngs forever. This book is a teen suspense series and it has some romance in it too, because Reed finally gets back together with her ex boyfriend Josh Hollis!

I really enjoyed this book because it was suspenseful and I enjoy the author Kat Brian very...more

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Jul 28, 2011 Meghan Blazewski rated it 5 of 5 stars

Billings as we knew it is gone but the spirit of billings lives on through the Billings Literary Society. Reed is a true Billings girl when she decides to go against the school's new policy of not having or starting new social groups, and secret societies, when her and her friend's beloved house is knocked down because of how scandal- rocked was she goes to all length to just keep her sisters together, even though she to betray some, to keep with the BLS original structure of eleven member. Neol...more

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Mar 28, 2010 Tiny Pants rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, series, young-adult

Finally! We're back at Easton and things are back to normal -- or what passes for normal in this series, which is fine by me. This was the best entry in this series in a while, and not just because of the school setting. Reed finally mans up, rendering her -- were it not for some tedious mooning over uninteresting boys -- an almost likable character! It's a day I thought wouldn't come, but it totally works and makes sense: She finally realizes she's been through a lot, and channels that inner st...more

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Apr 14, 2010 Shonda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-2010

3.5 Stars

Reed, Noelle and the rest of the Billings girls return to Easton Academy from winter break. Upon their arrival, they learn their beloved Billings House has been torn down per the new headmaster’s orders. Devastated, Reed vows to reunite the Billings girls.

She turns to Noelle for help and is stunned when Noelle refuses to assist her. Noelle is graduating in a few months and wants to keep a low profile and finish. Reed is at a loss until she is given a present: a book documenting Billings...more

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Dec 22, 2011 V.E. rated it 1 of 5 stars

REALLY?
1. Reed needs to get a grip. She completely forgets she's in school and has actual schoolwork to do.
2. Kisses seem to wipe Reed's memory pretty easily.
3. It seems like anyone who doesn't agree with Reed, or whom Reed isn't following around like a lapdog, is suddenly a psychotic person.
4. Reed needs to get therapy.
5. The end of the book was a pretty cheap ploy to have the series continue.

I really don't see why Reed needs to be a clique ALL THE TIME. I'm going to read the next two books...more

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Dec 06, 2010 Barbara rated it 2 of 5 stars

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May 16, 2010 Karen rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Scandal
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Kate Brian
$9.99 Pages.240
ISBN-10: 1416984704
ISBN-13: 9781416984702

Put yourself in a situation where your boyfriend was murdered, then your boyfriend's murderer tries murdering you, then your boyfriend's murderer's sister suicide and people blamed you for killing her. After that you were forgiven and was sent to an island with her friend, and on that island someone tries to kill you three times. You're probably thinking this is some kind of night...more Scandal
Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing
Kate Brian
$9.99 Pages.240
ISBN-10: 1416984704
ISBN-13: 9781416984702

Put yourself in a situation where your boyfriend was murdered, then your boyfriend's murderer tries murdering you, then your boyfriend's murderer's sister suicide and people blamed you for killing her. After that you were forgiven and was sent to an island with her friend, and on that island someone tries to kill you three times. You're probably thinking this is some kind of nightmare. Scandal is the eleventh book of the Private series. And Reed has been experiencing a nightmare in reality since the beginning of her high school years. Every novel Kate Brian wrote in the Private series has been a cliff hanger. Kate Brian has wrote many other books for instance, Lucky T, Sweet 16, and many other books.

in the previous novel, Reed was in great danger because someone was trying to kill her. But later she returns back to Easton Academy, but Reed arrives she receives devastating news. The new headmaster was going to tear down the Billings House down. The Billings house was everything to Reed, it was her lifetime, her life, her memories, her family. Eventually, the Headmaster did tear down The Billings House but Reed wants to recreate it without the Headmaster's permission. Reed ask for Noelle for her help, but she turns down Reed. Reed has not been able to get over Josh being with Ivy. Now it was only Reed, herself, creating the new Billings House. She wanted to ask Ivy for her but she knows that Ivy doesn't even like the idea or even the word of Billings House. But Reed took the chance, in the end Ivy helped her. Reed wants this so badly if it means for the new Headmaster kicking her out of Easton Academy, after all The Billings House is her home, her family, and her life.

Scandal is a great novel! Every novel after the previous is always better, although it always end with a cliff hanger. If you have already started to read the Private series then you should continue reading it! Look out for the next book, Vanished!(less)

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Mar 30, 2010 PurplyCookie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bitch-lit, book-series, guilty-pleasure, young-adult, boarding-school

"Scandal (Private, Book 11)" picks right off where the last book, "Suspicion", left off. Reed returns to Easton after a short and nearly deadly break in St. Barths, she discovers that the Billings House has been torn down, and all the Billings Girls have been separated from each other into the remaining dorms.

Easton has also received a new headmaster, who's hell bent on creating equality on campus, and immediately declares all social clubs forbidden. But Reed isn't giving up on Billings just ye...more

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Jun 02, 2010 Marian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2010, private-series

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Credit where credit is due. The Private series is cracktastic in the best of ways. Easy to pick up, impossible to put down, and when you're done, you're left a little jittery because you need another fix.

Once that wears off, you start to realize just how stupid certain things are/were.

Billings has been demolished and the Billings girls have been scattered across the campus. Before Reed can get too depressed about the fact that even if Noelle and the Billings Alumni and, I don't know, an act of...more Credit where credit is due. The Private series is cracktastic in the best of ways. Easy to pick up, impossible to put down, and when you're done, you're left a little jittery because you need another fix.

Once that wears off, you start to realize just how stupid certain things are/were.

Billings has been demolished and the Billings girls have been scattered across the campus. Before Reed can get too depressed about the fact that even if Noelle and the Billings Alumni and, I don't know, an act of God got the building rebuilt, it would be too late for all the seniors, Reed finds an old book in her room. The book details how the Billings Literary Society began. Every good private school needs a secret society, so Reed decides that while Billings House is dead and gone, the spirit of Billings will live on.

Problems crop up almost immediately. Reed wants to include Ivy, despite the fact that Ivy is still dating Josh (and Reed is still massively hung up on Josh) and the fact that Noelle and Ivy loathe one another. Not to mention Ivy loathing Billings in general. Noelle wants no part of the BLS because she's already two years behind in her life, something she not so secretly blames Reed for at times, and the new Headmaster has made it clear that all social clubs are dead. Done. Gone. Finito. Noelle just wants to friggin' graduate already.

Reed doesn't want to begin the BLS by herself, so she considers having Constance help her. No go. Constance has a blabber mouth. Since part of the reason Reed is so gung-ho on the idea in the first place is Ivy's loneliness, Reed asks for Ivy's help.

Ivy agrees but with one condition. She wants things done EXACTLY as they were back in the day. This means there will only be 11 members of the Society. There are 14 Billings Girls as well as Ivy herself.

It never truly occurs to Reed to tell Ivy to shove it on this. She sort of, half-heartedly tries, but Ivy stands firm. Why? Since when is 11 the magic number? I can see wanting to be rid of Missy, who has been a thorn in Reed's side for quite awhile, or even Amberly. But when the tasks prove that Constance, one of Reed's only true friends, is going to be excluded, Reed doesn't even consider going around Ivy (who, at this point, is no longer involved in the planning anyway!). Maybe Missy's right. Maybe Reed got a little power drunk.

When the final list is made, there are some notable absences. You'd think, by now, Reed would know not to turn on a Billings Girl, but no.

It doesn't help that she's falling for Josh all over again, despite Sawyer Hathaway's attention (not to mention Ivy still being in the picture), or that the Billings Alumni tell her to stop meddling.

Despite the backstabbing Reed does without thinking it through, the book is a really quick, good read. Too bad I have to wait so long to find out what the hell happened to Noelle.(less)

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Mar 10, 2010 Kathryn CA rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Girls who like boarding schools/scandals

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. So I just finished reading the book and thought I would share my opinions.

First, I hate Reed. I hated her throughout most of this book (which sucks because I normally like her).
I hated how she would never take anything Noelle said seriously just because she likes to prove to Noelle that she can be the leader. It gets on my freakin' nerves.
I also hated Reed's obsession with Josh throughout this whole book. And how she rationalized it all in her mind. What she and Josh did was not okay and it ma...more

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Dec 24, 2012 Tori rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Oct 15, 2010 Nakeyta rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I love this book! This book is about how a girl namae reed brennen goes threw alot while she is a boarding school. Now after she come back from christmas vacation where she was kidnapp at. the boarding room that she live in (billings) is gone and she is devastating. so now she have to try and save her boarding house and she cant put the boarding house up so she will keep the girls together who live there. by making up a secret society club. at the end her best friend comes up missing.

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