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Boarding School for Supernatural Girls by Lynette Ferreira & Stephen Simpson

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This young adult fantasy horror novel will transport you to a gothic boarding school filled with secrets, ancient clans, and supernatural abilities.

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Amber, a young girl sent to boarding school at the age of seventeen, is thrust into a new and mysterious world.

Unaware of the reasons behind her uncle's decision, she leaves the secluded castle she once called home. Little does she know that danger lurks in the shadows, and her own safety is at stake. As Amber unravels her clan's ancient secret, she discovers a remarkable ability—she can change her body to match the shape of her soul.

Alison, a newcomer to the boarding school, who finds herself compelled to accept a daring challenge. Her dare leads her to the dreaded room thirteen on the anniversary of Lily's death.

Armed with only a Ouija Board, Alison finds herself face-to-face with the ghost of Lily, who presents her with a perplexing riddle. Determined to uncover the truth about Lily's fate, Alison embarks on a journey that will test her courage and unveil hidden mysteries.

Boarding School for Supernatural Girls is an atmospheric and enthralling page-turner that explores themes of belonging, self-discovery, and the untapped powers that lie within.

This collection includes the novels The Shape of My Soul and The Invisible Girl in Room Thirteen.

YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Coming of Age
YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Werewolves & Shifters
YOUNG ADULT FICTION / Ghost Stories

This extraordinary young adult fantasy horror novel, will transport you to a gothic boarding school filled with secrets, ancient clans, and supernatural abilities.

Book Details

Imprint ‏ : ‎ Fiction for the Soul Books

Date : 6 February 2023

Language ‏ : ‎ English

Paperback ‏ : ‎ 294 pages

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8215755426

Reading age ‏ : ‎ 13 and up

Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 0.66 x 8.5 inches

About the Author

With a passion for the macabre, Stephen Simpson weaves tales of terror that explore the darkest depths of the human soul. From the eerie and suspenseful to the downright terrifying, Stephen Simpson has crafted a unique style of horror that has earned a devoted following amongst fans of the genre.

Lynette Ferreira is the author of several romance stories for teens, young adults, and adults young at heart. Her stories are clean and wholesome, but sometimes have mature themes.

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Customer Reviews

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S.N.

I recommend this product

1 month ago

2 stories in 1 book

I really enjoyed this book. I couldn't put it down. Wanted to find out if the shifter was going to stay human or shift and than the second story holly cow.

C.L.

I recommend this product

1 month ago

Wow

These two stories were something else. The reason I only gave it 4 starts is because some of the settings did not agree with each other in the stories. That being said. The first story was about a abandon baby on the castle steps. Amber after growing up is being sent to a boarding school, but what she learns secrets about herself have been kept from her what will she do? Will Bradley ever care for her? Will he hate what her soul is? The second story is totaly out there. Dark and sinister. Allison has mommy issues and when sent to boarding school has to do a dare. What will happen when she goes into room thirteen? What is happening to her?.

V1986

I recommend this product

1 month ago

Was a bit of a challenge

This one was somewhat hard for me to get fully into, the characters were well written but the story itself a bit difficult for me, I had a hard time following along, I’ll continue to give out a go bit I just had a hard time sticking with it

Emily

I recommend this product

1 month ago

Shivery Tales

This book includes two stories:

• The Shape of My Soul
• The Invisible Girl in Room Thirteen

In “THE INVISIBLE GIRL IN ROOM THIRTEEN”, Alison Locke is dropped off at a boarding school by her mom without explanation, although she figured it was what her mother wanted for herself and Alison’s stepfather. So now she is ready to go into a room carrying only a Ouija board so she could talk to the dead girl and face her ghost.

Lily, the girl who used to live in this room killed herself fifteen years ago because of a boy. Rachel and Sinéad sent Alison on this dare to find out if that was true. The girls had told her Lily died by drowning in a lake. But later they said she died in her room and didn’t clarify which story was true. But walking past the door each day gave her shivers.

Entering the room alone, Alison’s breath frosted and a gust of wind blew her bangs back. She would have to stay in the room alone until midnight. She put the Ouija board down, and the planchette moved to the word “Hello”. She ran toward the door and slipped, banging her head hard. She couldn’t stand right away, and the planchette began to move and write something. Would she find out about why Lily killed herself? Or was she in for something far bigger than a simple answer to her question?

Annalisa

I recommend this product

1 month ago

Refreshing

It's different and refreshing. The characters are realistic and the plot was good. The story moves at a slow pace but it's interesting and unique. I liked it.

I recommend this product

1 month ago

great horror romance

I really enjoyed these two stories, it was what I was hoping for from a horror romance novel. It had great characters and they felt like real people that I was hoping for. It was written well and I enjoyed the way Lynette Ferreira wrote this.