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Victory at Prescott High by C.M. Stunich Review

Title: Victory at Prescott High

Author: C.M. Stunich

First published November 30, 2020

347 pages, Kindle Edition

Rating: 4.38

Overview

At Prescott High, the Havoc Boys are a force to be reckoned with. And I’m their newest recruit.

They used to be my enemies, but now they’re my family. We’re all broken in our own ways, but together we’re unstoppable.

As we prepare to take on our biggest rival gang yet, I can feel the demons within us stirring. We’re not saints, but we’ll do whatever it takes to protect each other.

This year, we’re going to make our mark on the school. This year, we’re going to leave chaos in our wake.

But as the lines between love and hate blur, I can’t help but wonder if our obsession with each other will be our downfall. CHAOS AT PRESCOTT HIGH is a 150,000 word mature high school/new adult romance with enemies-to-lovers/love-hate themes.

It has brief flashbacks of past bullying incidents as well as foul language and sexual scenes; any sex featured is consensual. This is a reverse harem novel, meaning the main character has more than one love interest.

This is book two of three in the series.

Editoral Review

C.M. Stunich’s latest release, Victory at Prescott High, is an enthralling contemporary novel that raises the bar for teenage romance. Published on November 30, 2020, this novel is an entrancing combination of intrigue, fearlessness, and impossible-to-resist personal magnetism.

Stunich’s storytelling skills and captivating plot twists make this one of the most appealing young adult novels in recent memory. Victory at Prescott High follows a group of teenage outcasts as they navigate the treacherous waters of high school life.

The novel’s protagonist, Vienna, is the school’s most infamous troublemaker – a fierce and independent young lady who refuses to bow down to anyone. Despite her reputation, she longs for a way to belong and someone to love.

Her most fervent desire is to be with Prescott, the school’s most popular quarterback, the catch that every girl on campus wants. Prescott has everything: good looks, money, and infinite charm, but he’s not happy.

His relationship with his girlfriend Jasmine is on the rocks, and he feels more and more disillusioned with the superficiality of his life. Meanwhile, Vienna and her band of misfits are plotting a school-wide revolution that could change the power dynamics of the school forever.

What follows is a captivating story of love, loyalty, and rebellion that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Stunich’s writing style is impeccable, with sparkling prose that draws you in from the first page.

Her characters are vividly drawn, with sharp descriptions that make you feel like you’re right next to them. Through their eyes, she examines the complexities of teenage life, diving into teenage insecurities, desires, and hardships with understanding and tact.

At its core, Victory at Prescott High is a novel about overcoming obstacles and finding yourself in the process. It’s a coming-of-age tale that highlights the power of friendship, love, and action.

The central theme of the novel, standing up for what you believe in, runs deep and is portrayed expertly. Stunich expertly balances the sweet and sour tones of the novel, providing just the right recipe for a captivating read.

While the novel is expertly done, Stunich could have delved deeper into the details of the student’s revolution plan. Additionally, the ending could have been less predictable, although it was well-executed, leaving readers with a satisfactory sense of finality.

In conclusion, Victory at Prescott High is an expertly crafted young adult novel that is a must-read for any teenager looking to take on the world. With sharp writing, fast-paced action, and engaging characters, Stunich has produced something special.

This novel is nothing short of a triumph and deserves top marks. This offering is undoubtedly a modern classic of the genre that comes highly recommended for anyone ready for a dose of high school drama.

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