The end was really great with the twist and I love that Reed and josh are still together because they are so cute together. ( )

Best one so far!! ( )

suspensful and mysterious one of the best books for teen girls evreywhere good job miss brian ( )

Oy Vey! A lot is a changin’ at Easton Academy. Noelle and the “Mean Girls” are gone. Inner Circle picks up at the beginning of Reed’s second year at Easton. The last we’d heard from her was winter break of her first year. And as I said, a lot has changed.

There’s a new headmaster, Reed has a new roommate and there’s a new Billings “Queen B”. Not to mention 6 open spots at Billings and 80 years of tradition that are being thrown out the door.

The “Mean Girls” may have treated Reed horribly, killed her beau and tried to kill her, but somehow, this year seems worse. She’s at wits end with a house mate, who seems very cozy with Josh (Yes, Reed and Josh are still together). It’s now up to Reed to put her housemates in their place and show them what it really means to be a Billings Girl, even if she is “blue collar”.

Oh yeah, one of the “Mean Girls” shows back up in Reeds life, but she may not have been too far from the beginning.

This book just didn’t do it for me like the rest of the series has. There was drama, yes, but compared to killing people, it seemed very tame. Now, there is a death in this book, I just didn’t really care about it. Oh Gosh, I’ve become hardened by the likes of Noelle This book was just too catty for me.

I do have high hopes for the rest of the series, especially with a mean one back in the picture and to learn more about this Ivy character who has come back to Easton. But, I am only giving Invitation Only 2 bookmarks. ( )

Last year Reed Brennan went through hell. It'd make sense if she didn't want to return to a place filled with bad memories, but Noelle convinced her to go back. Now, optimistic, Reed begins a new year with a fresh start. Things can't get any worse than last year, right? But unfortunately Cheyenne, the new leader of Billings, will give Reed some more unpleasant experiences...

This book, of course, was just as great as the last five, and the ending probably as shocking to readers (or almost as shocking) as the last book's ending. ( )