The Secret Girl: A High School Bully Romance (Adamson All-Boys Academy) Paperback – May 24, 2019

WHAT WAS THAT!!!Omg, that ending.This is a fantastic book. I was immediately hooked and couldn’t put it down. The characters are great and I love them so much. The story and mystery has me guessing and wondering what will happen next. I was a little iffy about this one because I’m not super into bully romance, but the bullying isn’t too harsh (and in all honesty, she kinda deserved it a little, lol).This is a must read, people!! If you haven’t started it - do it now!Additionally, I have the pleasure of listening to the audiobooks. The narrators do a fantastic job. I love that it’s in duet. So if you’re an audiobook girlie, give this one a listen.Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to start the next book!!5⭐️ .5🌶

The book itself was pretty good. I was hooked early on. This is a very slow burn. And ends on a cliffhanger, which is not my favorite thing lol But all that being said, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and will absolutely be reading book 2 ❤️

C.M Stunich has become one of my favorite authors. The writing is fantastic and flows smoothly.While this series does feature a bully element it's certainly on the lighter side. It was a fun ride watching the MC grow as a character and getting to know all her men!It was a series I couldn't put down until I was done!

I am screaming and have so many theories already. Like so many and I need answers so racing to the next book because it is like a need now

Ugh why didn't I read this sooner? I love the characters and the storyline is really good! Excited to read the next one!

After watching the Ouran High Host Club drama and anime, I wanted to read a book from a similar genre. This book's description and reviews got me hooked. I gave this book four stars, because I enjoyed it but there were a few details that could have made it better. It had the potential to be five stars.***WARNING: SPOILERS ALERT***What I Liked:- The idea of a Reverse Harem concept. I wondered how this would work with the girl being disguised as a boy while attending an all boys school. This plot also reminded me of the Japanese drama Hanazakari no Kimitachi e.- The Twins- Culinary Club- That the heroine hasn't started dating or had sexual relations with any of the guys yet, the relationship(s) doesn't feel rushed. We are still in the flirtatious stage.- Jenina's MysteryWhat I Didn't Like:- Charlotte's relationship with her Dad. He doesn't communicate well with her even when she is being completely honest and open with him. Plus, I didn't feel like he showed enough emotion/reaction to the dangers affecting Charlotte.- Not enough interaction between Chuck with students outside of the Student Council. Her interactions with Eugene and his cronies weren't sufficient enough or gave a balanced view of what it is like to attend an all boys school. How do we know there aren't other outcasts going through similar or worse experiences than what Chuck went through at the beginning of the semester?- The handling of Charlotte's mother's plot line- The epic cliff hanger, that literally left someone hanging!!!Overall, this books was fun with lots of laugh out loud moments, cute moments, and moments when you wanted to reach through the screen and slap some sense into the characters. The mystery itself was standard with not too many actual clues to go on. I'm pretty the mystery is connected to the school's history and some sort of secret society made up of school alumni.I would recommend this book to readers that are also fans of dramas and animes like Ouran High School Host Club, Hanazakari no Kimitachi e, To The Beautiful You, and Boys Over Flowers.

CM has done it again! This book is riveting from the very start. I couldn't put it down if I tried and ended up staying up until 4 am to finish it. It was very well written, the emotions were deep and believable, and the characters all had growth opportunities. This is a bully romance, Reverse Harem novel, meaning the Main Character gets bullied by her love interests and she ends up with at least 3 love interests. That being said, the bullying was mild and tasteful (as tasteful as bullying can be) and did not detract from the overall story!CM gave you characters that you can relate to and truly fall for in this book. This is 100% a 5 star read!! I read it on KU but will absolutely be buying the paperback of this as well as the full series when it is complete. CM doesn't disappoint, so I know the rest of this series will be just as amazing.Just be warned, once you pick this book up, you won't be able to put it down and will be jonesing for the next! Lucky for you, you won't have to wait long because CM is a rockstar that rapid releases her books. You rarely have to wait more than a month for the next book, and if you do, she makes sure the wait is well worth it!!

This is my first book I’ve finished from this author; I started another but lost interest. Had to force myself to keep reading this one because I did want to give it a chance. It’s written from the fmc’s perspective, so I really didn’t get any insight into any of the male characters, and the heroine is somehow so amazing that she manages to make five guys enamored of her despite presenting as an ugly nerdy male jerk.That being said, after I got 100 pages in it picked up and I am definitely curious to find out what happens next. The writing could have been more elegant, but I did like the themes and the mmcs are interesting. There’s only kissing and h0rniness so hopefully it heats up a bit, but the angst feels earned without being forced.

Absolutely loved this! Chuck, aka Charlotte, is awesome. She's a strong fmc, who's hiding her gender, while she attends an all boy school. But she gets on the wrong side of the student council, 5 hot guys. The interactions between all of them are funny and entertaining. Highly recommend.

This book is very deceiving, but being a CM fan, I should’ve known better 😆It starts like everything is going OK and we think the major issue would really be Charlotte/Chuck’s secret, but, all on the sudden, the suspense and the twists and turns start.In the beginning it’s just a girl that has a serious case of a chip on her shoulder, but she has a secret identity that, added to the way she acts, make us think it will not take too long for the others to find out.Still I was not expecting the plot would turn the improbable group into a frankly investigative story.A very interesting one, by the way.Let me just say, I still cannot figure out what could have been the cause of Jenica’s death and, specially why it would turn against Charlotte, after 8 years.I strongly recommend this book to everyone.

Ich liebe die Reihe!

This first book in the Adamson All-Boys Academy series, was an exciting and enjoyable read.Charlotte moves to Connecticut with her gathered he takes up a position of principle at Adamson Academy; an all boys school.Looking to introduce girls into the Academy, Charlotte is a 'year's student, however, she chooses to attend under the disguise of a boy.After a tricky start, Charlotte, or Chuck, as her later who is called, makes some friends within the School Council.Attacks are perpetrated against Chuck, along with threats, and she discovers that she isn't actually the first female student to attend, ten years previously, a young woman was the first female student, and was found hanging in the woods.Who wants Chuck/Charlotte gone, and how far will they go?Great cliffhanger, well worth reading and looking forward to reading book two.

Amazing book: Charlotte è la figlia del nuovo preside dell'accademia Adamson. È un istituto maschile e quindi Charlotte diventa Church Carson, per evitare di diventare l'unica femmina in tutta la scuola ed essere bullizzata. In realtà la sua scontrosità viene percepita dagli altri come arroganza e viene quindi bullizzata dal concilio scolastico. Libro scritto tramite il punto di vista della protagonista femminile e la storia è molto coinvolgente con parti hot mixate a scene di mistero e violenza.