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Review: Seeker

Seeker Seeker by Isadora Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Seeker is a bonus treat for readers for Academy of Peculiars (AckPec), it's the fourth in the series and those who haven't read the first three books, it's not a problem but if you do you'll fall in love with the old characters and it will also help you understand the storyline.
Brielle and Ellie were friends and roommates of Sophie and Jane at AckPec, the leads of the first three books. AckPec run by Ethan, the dean, trains humans with peculiar ability like shifting, super strength, mind reading, ability to move things around with mind power, healer etc., When a situation occurs at AckPec, Sophie and Jane along with their mentors and love interest, Will and Depogare, fight their enemies. In which Brielle and Ellie played a small part and now it's time for them to get into the action.
After their graduation, Ethan sends Brielle Morales and Ellie Moyers to Zodiac Academy as exchange students for an undercover mission to unveil the mystery behind the missing dead body of Michael, missing of young human girls who are rumoured to be used for experiment at Zodiac Academy.
They both are accompanied by accompanied by Ellie's twin brother Tom Moyer's who is already in an undercover mission as Teaching fellow at Zodiac Academy. There Ellie clashes with her biology professor Jenson Irons, Dean of the Zodiac Academy who hates her parents. In the quest of solving the mystery, the sparks flies between the leads.
Whether the Irons is a hero or Villain, why he hates Ellie's parents, what he has to do with the experiment, how far they seek in their quest, what turns their relationship takes has been wonderfully drafter with a cliffhanger of what happens next.
Like the first three book, Seeker it yet another page turner that keeps you hooked to the book. Waiting for the fifth book in the series.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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