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Ophelia Malory is just your average girl: So much so that no one seems to ever notice her. Until one day, her so-called "Social Invisibility" is spoiled by a mysterious classmate... Who goes on to flipping her life upside-down when he reveals her home town's weirdest secret: The town is a prison for supernatural beings who have committed awful crimes, and her high school is apparently full of crazy supernatural criminals.
And now that she knows the secret, Ophelia's life can never be the same.
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This novel started so innocently, shy girl that thinks no one noticed her, gets noticed by none other than a *spoiler*. Grammar is quite good, barely any mistakes, and chapters are quite long. People who like this kind of romance stories with specific supernatural creatures will have a nice read.
The first chapter was bribed with its brevity, the second chapter was length. But the author skillfully used the right emotions to show how the character of the novel feels. At first I thought that it was a bowling alley, but it seems here the story is twisted more than fast-catching! In two chapters it’s still difficult to judge the whole novel, but for sure, we can say that it is intriguing! The third chapter was somewhat reminiscent of Ray Bradbury’s story "Uncle Einar". The same beautiful, kind and interesting. Oh, and here is the "Index ..." the same Toaru Majutsu no Index ... amusing, extremely amusing ... when I read Ursula Le Guin, I involuntarily recalled Tolkian's "There and back or the adventures of the Hobbit." Probably many repetitions are in the novels of the 20th and 21st centuries. The third chapter is the most intriguing ... it’s still difficult to talk about the whole novel, but I liked it for its unusual style, such a simple one, and airy like a cloud. With an interest
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Ok honest review time! First off I'd like to say typically vampire novels are something I avoid because of twilight. The appearance of shiny vampires sort of ruined their species for me. But! But this one is different. When you say vampire boy you think sexy daring pretty boy. Well this one is pretty boy. But in the sense of looking more like a girl than a boy. He's surprisingly has a rather innocent and at times timid personality which is new and quite frankly refreshing. Not only that but the pacing isn't rushed and feels rather natural. The same could be said of the characters interaction and dialogue. Especially the main characters personality. I'm also mainly a fantasy and sci-fi lover which is dominated by the male MC's but this female MC is a refreshing one which reminds me of some of my favorite female MC's with how amusing she is.