Fortune Academy: Year Two

Fortune Academy, Book 2

By: J.R. Thorn

Narrated by: Vanessa Moyen

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!

©2020 J.R. Thorn (P)2020 J.R. Thorn

Great fantasy RH, smooth solo narrator

The narrator’s voice is smooth, deeper for a lady, and a joy to listen to.
I loved the plot and on going world building of the fast burn, medium steam, fantasy, academy, reverse harem.

I might be growing addicted to this series ...

“It was as if I’d been nothing but an empty shell, and now I was learning how to breathe again.” - Lily Fallen

After reading book 1, I had no choice but to immediately read book 2, as it left me hooked to this world. To be fair, I was already a junkie, thanks to the ‘Seven Sins’ trilogy. This installment is no less addictive than any other Thorn books.. While many questions are answered, more arise so it remains shrouded in mystery.

There’s loads of drama with her virtues between Lily herself and them and one another as well, so this added to the fun quite a bit for me. Left me absolutely needing more and I’m off to get lost in the next book …

HIGHLY recommend this series.
Also recommend reading ‘Seven Sins’ and ‘The Vampire Curse’ trilogies first though.

5 addicted stars.
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Can’t stop listening to this series

I love the story lines. It’s exciting and hot. My only complaint is that the books are shorter than I would like.

Great continuation! Read year one first!

So, I loved this second book in the series! Lily is such a strong character, and deals with intense feelings of confusion and betrayal in this book. She learns a little more about what she is, and her purpose.

I live how this book is written, fully taking advantage of a 3 book series. It is a great transition, further expanding the characters and their relationships. This book sets up the finale in book 3 perfectly! I can’t wait for it!

Loving this Series

This book starts out with absolute hilarity . I wish I could've seen the headmistress eat the chocolates ! The soccer game was one of my favorite scenes because who doesn't love seeing the underdog on top . So glad that some of my questions were answered in this book . Lilly's scenes with her virtues are very 🔥🔥🔥 . Moyen brought these characters to life with lots of personality . Can't wait for the next book to be released in audio . I might have to go buy the ebook .

I need the book 3

Ok I need book 3 on audio. It's such a good series, and very interesting and well written.

Fast Burn but Good Story

I feel like the story goes too fast to establish characters well and you get more of a synopsis of each character rather than a detailed story. It's good but it could be great if it wasn't so rushed.

Ok read

This book lost me a bit. Her virtues all have their own agendas. They’re lack of connection really lost me. I couldn’t care less if I read the next book.