Cape High series by R.J. Ross (#12-#13)
Requirements: Epub reader/Azw3 reader, 1.35 Mb
Overview: R.J. Ross was born in Kansas City, grew up in Kansas City, and still lives there today, working as a secretary for the family business and writing whenever possible. She enjoys writing romance and young adult fiction the best and likes to believe that fairies are real, but they don’t sound like bells and there’s no second star to the left involved.
Genre: Fantasy
Guitar Hero (Cape High #12)
This is the part where I introduce myself. My name is Justin Gregory, better known as just Justin. I am seventeen years old, and I was a famous teen idol for a while before I lost control of my powers in the middle of a concert. That got me landed in a school for teenage supers, called Cape High. I was moved into a dorm full of kids that were previously stuck in glass rooms like displays for anywhere from a few months to a year. They have issues. I’ve spent the last, what, half a year? Living with them. It took me nearly that long to become reluctantly accepted by half of them–Freddy is one of the ones still on the fence. At least Ward isn’t on my team, Ward HATES me.
Now that bit is pretty common knowledge in the Cape High crowd. It’s the rest of my story that I’ve been keeping to myself. See, I’m from the Sonic Family Line, which is from the West Branch. My mother died when I was five–she was a norm. My father died when I was twelve, his name was Sonic Scream. I’m a super orphan, tossed into a foster family for all of a year before I skipped out on my foster mother and became a professional singer. I haven’t spoken to her since. The problem with that? Her name is Negatia, and she’s the West Branch Hall Leader.
We’re heading west right now.
Super Girls (Cape High #13)
WINDY GIRL
I AM a freak. Not in a good way, and not just among the norms, either. I’m just as big a freak among the supers, a useless cape. A D-Class, like my sister told me.
There is nowhere I fit in. I’m not going to fit in at this stupid school, either. I don’t even know why I’m here at this stupid tour to begin with–I’ll be flunked out of super school within a week.
SUPERIOR GIRL
“Um, I’m Zoe Rosenthorn-Masters,” I say, looking from them to Century. I hold out a hand, which he takes, engulfing it in a hand that’s as big, if not slightly bigger than Grandpa’s. “This is Kaden,” I add, looking over at the final member of our team. “We’d like to thank you for letting us do this mission–
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