By: Kate Brian

The Story:

After wasting away in a mental institution for a year and a half, Ariana Osgood is finally back where she belongs. She has a new look, a new name, and a new life -- all thanks to her former friend Briana Leigh Covington. Now enrolled as a junior at the exclusive Atherton-Pryce boarding school just outside of D.C., Ariana sleeps in Frette sheets, flirts with the captain of the crew team, and gossips with the most beautiful girls on campus. She killed to get back her life of privilege. Just how far will she go to keep it?

My Thoughts:

Now, normally I wouldn't review the second book of a teen lit series because I tend to get bored easily. But yes, rules are made to be broken so here I am, reviewing the second book from the still-new-spin-off-series Privilege (by Kate Brian). Why? Well, although I really dislike any (and I really mean ANY) stand-alone books written by the author, I do however like the dark drama & conspiracy in the Private and now Privilege series. Mainly telling about the new life of the semi-psycho heroine had after she'd successfully gotten herself out of a mental institution and killed several people along the way, Ana (formerly known as Ariana Osgood) Covington is happy with her current life. But there's no such thing as a perfect life now is there, and in comes a few problems but the most prominent one has got to be the equally psychotic frenemy Kaitlynn. But somehow the plot is a bit predictable to be but hey, it's still an interesting read to me so I might picked up the next book.

My Ratings: * * * *