Beta Reader wanted for YA Urban Fantasy Novel

[Elizabeth]

I'm looking for beta readers for my young adult urban fantasy novel, Mind Goes Blank. It's a completed 70k story reminiscent of Veronica Mars and Heroes. I've edited it several times over, but I haven't given it to anyone to read yet. Any comments on the plot or characters would be very helpful.

Synopsis:

Emily Beckford's life is not going as planned. She used to be on top of a very secret world, an agent for a clandestine organization of mind-wipers who keep the civilian population ignorant and the earth's other superpowered people in check. At sixteen, she was the youngest agent in history, with the talents of someone twice her age.

But after a disastrous mission gets Emily’s partner killed, she’s benched—immediately. Unfortunately, unlike her adult coworkers, she's not allowed to wallow or find another job. Instead, she’s thrust back into the world she worked so hard to leave behind—mind-wiper high school.

But Emily isn't about to lie back and wait for graduation. Not when her partner died under such mysterious circumstances. Not when her very influential father is acting so suspicious about the events surrounding her dismissal. Even if she has to do her sleuthing between calculus classes, Emily is determined to figure out what's going on. Especially when a new student arrives with a smooth southern drawl and an easy grin. She can't afford to be distracted; the quicker she can get her badge back, the better. If only he didn't have such extraordinary eyes...

Is anyone interested?

[[deleted user]]

Hello everyone. I thought I'd let you know about another group that can be of some use to you. "Indie Author Central" is a new group whose purpose is to provide everything indie authors need, including beta's that come to you. If you have a manuscript that you want to have a beta reader for, all you have to do is follow the instructions under the beta readers corner tab called betas and writers. You'll just need a brief description of your book and the first three pages. Our betas want to get a taste for the quality of your work before committing to the project. By showing the first three pages, they can make the decision to work with you or not, and you don't have to worry about any rejection emails after you've already sent the whole manuscript.

If your manuscript is already published and you need a few reviews, there is a place for that as well. We also do an indie book of the month, where we select an author out of the read to review program, and the group members read the book, promote the author, and have book discussion. Of authors are willing, there will also be a Q&A session.
We just started the group last week and no one has posted in the read to review section, so you won't be competing with hundreds of others, so hop on the opportunity before there is a lot of competition. Best of luck.