Read by Khaya Fraites as Tory Vega, Jessica Schly as Darcy Vega, Gregory Linington as Lance Orion, Julian Dailey as Darius Acrux, Ryan Dalusung as Seth Capella, Jon Vertullo as Caleb Altair, and Gabriel Michael as Max Rigel. Also with Daniel Llaca, Michael Glenn, Karenna Foley, Lydia Kraniotis, Nora Achrati, James Konicek, Lise Bruneau, Kelly Baskin, Stephanie Németh-Parker, Ian Russell, Kit Swann, Terence Aselford, Laura C. Harris, Shravan Amin, Michael John Casey, Tyler Hyrchuk, Crystal Lee, Ken Jackson, Yasmin Tuazon, Christopher Williams, Nanette Savard, Jeri J. Marshall, Kaylee Eluvian, Richard Rohan, Dawn Ursula, Eric Messner, Bradley Foster Smith, Amanda Forstrom, Colleen Delaney, Matthew Bassett, and Christopher Walker
#2 - Zodiac Academy
I must say that I enjoyed this more than the first one. The mixture of the heirs' perspectives grows stronger in this book and I'm waiting for the aligning of forces. The lines aren't quite so clear cut this time, between the Vegas and the heirs, between the students and the teachers...everything is becoming blurred. It's interesting to see how the story is unfolding. The name is a bit of a misnomer. While the star signs play a role, they don't seem to have as much influence on the characters as the elements do. It's much more rooted in the four elements than the signs themselves. Then again, maybe there's a larger game at work here and the signs will come into play later. Either way, I'm planning to continue this series.
4.25/5
#2 - Zodiac Academy
I must say that I enjoyed this more than the first one. The mixture of the heirs' perspectives grows stronger in this book and I'm waiting for the aligning of forces. The lines aren't quite so clear cut this time, between the Vegas and the heirs, between the students and the teachers...everything is becoming blurred. It's interesting to see how the story is unfolding. The name is a bit of a misnomer. While the star signs play a role, they don't seem to have as much influence on the characters as the elements do. It's much more rooted in the four elements than the signs themselves. Then again, maybe there's a larger game at work here and the signs will come into play later. Either way, I'm planning to continue this series.
4.25/5
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