Amazeballs Book Addicts: Featured Author: Amabel Daniels

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Featured Author: Amabel Daniels

Welcome Today's Featured Author

Amabel Daniels!!

Secrecy: Year One

Olde Earth Academy

Blurb

Before Layla Holden can start her freshman year at Coltin High, she receives an unexpected invitation to attend a private school she’s never heard of. She doesn’t hesitate to accept, eager to escape the close-minded small town where she’s been taunted and teased for seeing otherworldly creatures. Anywhere has to be better than home.

Yet she’s only permitted to go if she brings her twin sister Sabine along for the ride.

Inside the walls of the castle-like fortress on the isolated campus, the girls find many secrets and hidden mysteries. Layla’s never shied from challenges and is determined to pass her first year. However, with more unusual and bigger monsters lurking at the school, she struggles to keep her ability a secret. On top of the pressure to succeed in the competitive school, she also attracts the attention of a new student, Flynn Madsen. He’s not the only one who’s curious about her, but he seems to have the same gift of sensing these supernatural beings.

In a new school, it’s impossible to know who to trust and what to believe. By keeping her own secrets closely guarded, Layla has to have faith in herself. Not her bookish roomie, not the cute new boy who seems too curious about her. Because sometimes holding your own secrets can overpower the need to unravel others—a fine balance of controlling your fears or letting them destroy you.

Links

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/47522416-secrecy

https://bit.ly/31eWBBx

Bookbub: https://bit.ly/31ibItO

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VXJMHTC/

https://amzn.to/2MEjLNJ

Author Bio

Amabel Daniels lives in Northwest Ohio with her patient husband, three adventurous girls, and a collection of too many cats and dogs. Although she holds a Master’s degree in Ecology, her true love is finding a good book. When she isn’t spending time outdoors, or wondering how to negotiate with her mightily independent two-year-old daughter, she’s busy brewing up her next novel, usually as she lets her mind run off with the addictive words of “what if…”