About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the fallout of social mistakes, the weight of keeping secrets, or the realization that friendship requires accountability. In this fourth installment of the House of Night series, Zoey Redbird finds herself isolated from her circle after a series of betrayals and hidden truths come to light. It is a story about the messy, often painful process of earning back trust while facing external threats that require a united front. While the setting is supernatural, the emotional core deals with very real adolescent pressures: balancing romantic interests, managing peer expectations, and the importance of apologizing sincerely. This title is best suited for older teens due to its mature themes of attraction, violence, and complex moral dilemmas.
