Supernatural Academy Reviews Novels & Stories

“Oh, you know. Just that you’re apparently some supernatural lightning rod for disaster. First, the attacks on the academy, your now-hopefully-ex boyfriend who got framed for the attacks, Valerie and her drama. Ghosts. More ghosts, now this. Plus, let’s not forget the whole ‘master’ situation. Whoever they are, they’re still out there.” “Great. Thanks for the reminder,” I mutter, sinking lower in my seat. “Still don’t get what the attack on the school has to do with me, though.” “Cooey!” Nate blows out an exasperated breath. “We never had this much drama at the Academia of the Moon until you arrived. Well, with the exception of Sally’s death.” “Hate to say this, Hails. But you are a magnet f

This made me believe that the enchantment I felt after our first interaction was mutual. "It was okay. I had higher expectations considering that this is a school for Supernaturals. I didn't see any ghosts roaming around in the hallways and where were animated paintings and shuffling staircases?" I raised my brows displaying a smirk of my own. He chuckled seeming to have understood my reference.

The once blue sky had suddenly turned red as blood. Hello guys, The Lycan Academy is coming to an end. Thank you for your much needed support so far. Really appreciate it.

Though we had built the Academy specifically to prepare them and others like them for leadership, but it was becoming devastatingly clear that what resided within my children couldn't be confined to any curriculum, no matter how comprehensive. Our afternoon council meeting crackled with tension thick enough to cut. Disturbing reports had begun filtering in from every corner of our territory: organized movements of humans equipped with arcane technology they shouldn't possess, their weapons designed specifically to counter supernatural abilities. Our network of scribes had intercepted encrypted military transmissions discussing research into "supernatural anomalies" with clinical detachment t

“Charlie, I've emailed you these documents. If you could open it while everyone here is getting their copy you can follow along.” “Got it mom.” Jessica patiently waited for everyone to have a folder in front of them and look at the contents. “What is this?” Beta Finn looked confused and slightly horrified. “It's concrete proof along with written testimony from those who had overheard conversations including the first account I received from my daughter and her detailed log of rumors that have been floating around the academy.” Several growls erupted from the room Jessica and Jacobi weren't the only wolves that had children at the new moon academy. “Your children are safe. They have been usin

It had been a year now and people were beginning to talk. So now, my parents are asking me to resume at the academy. But being the spring onion was not my only fear about going. What had me even more worried was that the academy was for young supernaturals who could transform into their being and access their powers. They were sent to the academy to learn how to harness their powers. “But I have not transformed yet. Won’t going to the academy expose that fact and make everything worse?” I questioned. “That is why we needed you to take the gap year...to put everything in place. You have nothing to worry about. We have got your back always,” she assured me, letting her fingers trail my left ch

Something strange about this Academy. Then her mind drifted back to her mother's words. And she could only hope that the Academy doesn't swallow her like they did to her sister. ______ The next morning, Teya walked into the lecture hall for her first class with her books clutched to her chest, her nerves on edge. She wasn't afraid. No. She just wasn't used to the way the room had quieted and then the stares of judgement, curiosity and disdain the other students who were werewolves and few humans threw her way.

Logan asked, raising an eyebrow as he flipped through the brochure, which showed images of towering gothic spires, glowing runes, and students practicing magic in lush courtyards. “It’s a spiritual academy,” Evelyn explained. “This school specializes in helping people like you—those who’ve encountered forces beyond our world. It’s a place where you can learn to control your fears, understand the powers that linger around you, and protect yourselves from dangers yet to come.” “Wait,” Mia said, her voice tinged with disbelief. “You’re saying this school is full of people who’ve fought monsters or… whatever we did?” Evelyn nodded. “It’s not just for survivors like you. The students there have u

“We’ve got this. Don’t worry.” He nods sheepishly. “Sorry. Meredith’s nerves must be leaking through the bond.” “I heard that,” my tía calls, descending the hill. “And on that note—” Caleb says, pointing toward the woods. “Let’s see if you two can sniff them out. If not, I’ll cast a locator spell.” “Sounds good,” Aubrey says brightly, linking arms with me and then Caleb. I chuckle at her antics. Aubrey’s been working with Tía Meredith at the Supernatural Council and teaches a wildly popular Academy course on supernatural species. I sat in on it once—she’s as good as everyone says.

“Why? Why does he want to lead the council so bad?” Marael laughs manically. “Don’t you know, Mathias? If Lukan takes over the Council, he will be able to control all supernatural beings. You know how much he despises humans and how much he hated interspecies mating. He always believed that angelic lines should remain pure. Think about it. He can build an army from within and take over all the supernatural kingdoms. All he had to do was crush your spirit. And the loss of the woman you love was the perfect way to do it. Once you were hooked, he killed me and helped me sacrifice one of my sisters so that I may live. Unfortunately, I lost my witch powers. Unlike the rest of the Supernatural wor