J.R. Thorn

Fortune Fae Academy

J R Thorn

I found my five Virtues... but they didn't want to be found. Talk about reluctant. My five Virtues all need to be taught a lesson, even Kaito, my mentor who thinks he knows everything-FYI, he doesn't. Hendrik, a dark mage who thinks he's still pulling the strings. Logan, a wolf shifter who hasn't caught on that I'm really his alpha. Dante, a brutal hunter who doesn't realize he's the one being hunted. Orion, a playboy demigod who hates that all he wants now is me-and no one else. He'll be the hardest of all to break. The tables have turned and there's a monster loose in Fortune Academy (hell yeah, that's me, by the way). A year has passed on the outside, but it's only been a few short weeks for supernaturals who are ramping up for Fortune Academy's big exam. This is a test of our fortitude and our powers unlike any we've had before. The Third Echo of Calamity is on its way to Earth and I need to be ready for it, which means I am going to need my Virtues on my side. I feel them in my soul and have never been more certain of anything in my life. I've called my Virtues to me, whether they are ready or not. They are mine. Fortune Academy: Year Two is the second book in an upper YA/NA paranormal academy series. The heat kicks up in this Bully Reverse Harem Romance where there are five guys and no choosing required!

Year Two

Fortune Academy

Anita

The FMC is one of the most annoying characters I have come across. So much entitlement. So many positive reviews talking about a strong heroine. No, she is rude, entitled, freaking know-it-all and doesn't care about anyone else than herself.

I don't understand all the raving reviews praising this character. I feel like I read a different book.


The world building is interesting, the male characters are interesting but God do I hate Lily.

I usually like J R Thorns books but no. No. No. No.

J. R. Thorn

Welcome to Fortune Academy, a school where supernaturals can feel at home-except, I have no idea what the hell I am. The last thing I remember is arriving at the massive gates with a Bounty Hunter staring me down. I have a feeling he was supposed to take me to the monster holding arena to fight and die. Instead, I'm Fortune Academy's newest student. I can relate to the monsters in ways the other students can't. My mentor, who is way too hot for his own good, tells me my behavior is the result of my memory loss and that I'm just trying to identify with a past pain that I've buried too far to feel. I think he's wrong. I think the reason I can't relate to any of the students is because I'm one of the monsters they're trained to kill. I don't fit into any of the supernatural cliques, but that doesn't stop me from collecting bullies. A brawny alpha shifter, a moody dark mage, and a playboy demi-god have decided to break me. They think I don't have any powers and that I was recruited by mistake. It'll be their funeral if they push me too far, because this girl isn't taking any of their shit. My name is Lily Fallen, but don't let my pretty face fool you. I'm a monster in a school uniform and it's only a matter of time before I teach my bullies a lesson they won't forget. Fortune Academy: Year One is the first of three novels in an upper YA/NA paranormal academy series. Expect a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance where there are five guys and no choosing required!

Fortune Fae Academy

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