Warning: This review may contain spoilers simply because the description does not say what the book is really about. The possible spoiler in this review is nothing someone with experience with today's YA books cannot guess while reading the book. 
 First off, while the description does tell some of the story--a boarding school for psychics--it doesn't tell the real story. That this book is really another vampire novel, no doubt to be turned into a series. 
 This book is sort of Buffy meets Twilight and The Vampire Diaries. The fact that one of the characters is a vampire isn't well hidden if you put two and two together. I spent half the book wondering if that person was ever going to admit it, or if Violet was ever going to guess, though I was kind of hoping I was wrong. I wasn't. Vampire he/she was. 
 And then we come to find out that yes, this is going to be like Buffy the Vampire Slayer. While I do enjoy the show, reusing a crucial element to it with little variation struck me a little as . . . unoriginal, though that sounds pretty harsh. Another key point from The Vampire Diaries was also regurgitated. And then the plot formula was much like Twilight in the fact that most of the beginning is romance, then a big battle at the end. 
 Though, after all of it was done, I did actual like the book. While it did have similarities to three of the biggest vampire stories out there, it was combined with human psychics to give it a new spin. And it did make the borrowed bits work. It's really not a bad book at all. I just wish it was more upfront about containing vampires.