Rating: 2.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 Kylie hasn't been having the best time lately. She's having night terrors and seeing someone who isn't there, and her psychologist hasn't been able to do much for her. After Kylie is caught at a party with drugs, even though she didn't go anything, her mom says enough is enough and sends her to a summer camp for "troubled teens" - Shadow Falls. It's not exactly what she thought it would be. It's a camp for supernaturals, and it turns out her psychologist told her mother to send her to Shadow Falls because she recognized the signs of Kylie being a supernatural. The only thing is, nobody knows what Kylie is. Everybody else knows what they were, whether it be werewolf, vampire, witch, or shapeshifter. Kylie is on a quest to discover what she is, while also dealing with the fact that she only wants to be human. 
 I didn't have any sort of strong feelings for this book, whether positive or negative. My biggest issue was with Kylie as a character. She could be extremely annoying and judgemental and liked to jump to conclusions. My biggest problem with her is that she liked to slut shame for no particular reason. Her boyfriend cheated on her with some other girl and they had sex, so that other girl is automatically a slut. News flash: it doesn't make you a slut if you have sex, and Kylie didn't even know if the other girl was aware her ex had an actual girlfriend or not. Also, her parents have recently divorced and Kylie sees her father making out with someone a lot younger than him, so that woman is automatically a tramp. Yeah, I can see why having to witness that could be cringy, but they're both consenting adults so why does that make her a tramp? The last thing that stuck with me is that at one point she said something like "no straight guy would ever want to be called a fairy, and he's given to hint at being gay." I didn't see the relevancy of that statement and I hated that she was just making some huge and incorrect blanket statement that made no sense. 
 So you might be wondering after all that why I didn't rate this book lower, and the reason would be that besides Kylie, I liked the other characters. And while the plot was pretty slow moving when I look back at it, it was pretty fun to read because of the characters and the amusing conversations. One more thing that was memorable for me and didn't really make too much of a difference in my rating was the chapter cut offs. They were extremely awkward sometimes, and a lot of the time it didn't make sense to cut the chapter off there. Sometimes a chapter would end in the middle of a conversation and I get that it's supposed to make it suspenseful, but usually nothing suspenseful enough is being said for it to have the right impact. All it really did was cut off the flow. 
 Overall, I enjoyed this book as a whole but didn't like Kylie. Aside from her, the characters were great and interesting, it was easy to read, and the plot was interesting enough. I would definitely give the second book a go in the future, and maybe Kylie will become more likeable in that book. It does have a love triangle but I didn't cringe as much at it as I do with some other books. I would recommend this to you if you're looking for a fun and quick paranormal read, but be prepared to be annoyed with Kylie.