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Title	:	Fracture (Night School #3)
Author	:	C.J. Daugherty
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 374 pages
Published	:	August 15th 2013 by Atom (first published January 1st 2013)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Mystery. Fantasy

Fracture (Night School #3) Paperback | Pages: 374 pages

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Devastated by the loss of her friend and under constant threat from an unknown spy at Cimmeria Academy, Allie Sheridan is finding it hard to cope. In Fracture, the third book in the Night School series, she’s not the only one losing it – everything is falling apart. And when Nathaniel begins to reveal his game plan, Isabelle starts to lose control. As the school slides into a deadly morass of paranoia and suspicion, everyone is guilty until proved innocent. Anyone can be held without proof, and convicted without a trial. No one is safe. This time Nathaniel doesn’t need to hurt them. This time they’re hurting themselves.

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Original Title:	Fracture
ISBN:	0349001715 (ISBN13: 9780349001715)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Night School #3

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Now that we're into the third book in the series, everybody at the school is starting to take things more seriously. It took me a long time to read this book because something drastic happened at the end of the second book and all of the characters were still getting used to the changes. During the book you found out that there was a spy at Cimmeria who was working for Nathaniel, the antagonist. Because the spy could be anybody, you felt like you couldn't trust anybody. Just as you would think

Oh my goodness. We finally know what Night School is! Does it make sense? Not really. Is it melodramatic? Completely.

Genre: YA/Mystery/Romance The 3rd book in one of my all time fav series, and guess how it ended up?A.DISAPPOINTMENT. When 16 year old Allie Sheridan first arrived at Cimmeria Academy it was as a punishment, to teach her how to be a good respectful student and lady. But now? It's more than that, more than just a school, it's been a safe haven.But no longer.A nefarious group - one that is frightingly tied with Allie's family - is trying to destroy everything Cimmeria stands for. Even worse,

⭐3 stars⭐So I finished the book and realized "Wait, what? I didn't highlight a single quote?"Madness! I think it's getting a bit boring.. Or maybe it's me I don't know.

Fracture begins with an upset Allie, planning to leave Cimmeria. After her failed escape, Allie struggles to come to terms with the events of Legacy, and the fact she still feels, even more so than earlier, that she can't trust anyone at Cimmeria. The romance in this novel, though subdued, is still there, and I've got to say I definitely preferred Sylvain in this book than the previous books, though Carter is still my favourite of the two. Carter did come across as a bit of a jackass in this

legacy wasnt that good to me either . syvain , he didnt just force him self on her he attacked her. i dont see that as being forgivable and carter was controlling in this book and showed no trust in her. because of that unless theres a dramatic change in him i don't see them getting back together.plus the fact it has a subliminal message in the book that kinda pointed towards carter being the spy but that might just be misleading but i really hope she has a way of bring these books back to the

Review for fracture will be coming soon. Book 2 review below for the time being. Wasn't much of a fan of legacy, it sort of enraged me actually, what with all the subliminal messages.In lights of the whole Allie-and-Sylvain issue that went down in the first book, i had a very tough time understanding why Allie is so forgiving towards him. Fair enough, he apologised a couple of times, but he still pretty much forced himself on her. Nothing drastic happened, but to me, that's enough. I just