The Sorority

By: Tamara Thorne

Narrated by: Caroline Kiley

The Sorority

They are the envy of every young woman - and the fantasy of every young man. An elite sisterhood of Greenbriar University’s best and brightest, their members are the most powerful girls on campus - and the most feared...

Eve

She’s the perfect pledge. A sweet, innocent, golden-haired cheerleader, Eve has so much to gain by joining Gamma Eta Pi - almost anything she desires. But only a select few can enter the sorority’s inner circle - or submit to its code of blood, sacrifice, and sexual magic. Is Eve willing to pay the price?

Merilynn

Ever since childhood, Merilynn has had a sixth sense about things to come. She’s blessed with uncanny powers of perception - and cursed with unspeakable visions of unholy terror. Things that corrupt the souls of women, and crush the hearts of men. Things that can drive a girl to murder, suicide, or worse...

Samantha

Journalism major Sam Penrose is tough, tenacious - and too curious for her own good. She’s determined to unearth the truth about the sorority. But the only way to expose this twisted sisterhood is from within...

©2021 Tamara Thorne (P)2021 Tamara Thorne

Excellent story!

This is an extremely well written ghostly tale that is told by a talented narrator.

Good

I really enjoyed this book! This author is fast becoming a favorite of mine! Narrator did a great job. Recommended!

explicit content ruined book

This could have been a delightful witch story, the characters were interesting and well crafted. Unfortunately, there were entirely too many juvenile sex scenes, not even interesting. I won't be pursuing this author in the future.

The sorority

I wish I loved this book. It wasn’t awful once you go into, but I didn’t love It.

Took a long time to get anywhere interesting, then drug on. The sexual aspect was a bit much because to me, these characters were in high school.

Narrator was a but difficult to get used to as her characters often blended with exception to one character. I found myself having to make sure I remembered who was talking.

The potential was there to be great. It just wasnt in my opinion.

I was given this book in exchange for a review.