Legion: University

Researcher and soldier Josephine Sumner, called Joey, has a big problem. Her roommate Maria has changed into a robotic, impersonal version of herself, and there are some other odd things happening on campus. The college kids are behaving way too well and are marching the campus like service people all in pretty rows.

All the while, she can’t get hot and steamy thoughts of her study partner, hunky geek Will Martin, out of her head. When she stumbles upon some kind of dark ritual, she is touched by the powers at work and her lust for Will simply can’t be contained. She can’t quite seem to control her actions, and her inhibitions have fled as she finds herself sexually involved with two (count them...two!)men at once. Needless to say, turning into a nymphomaniac was not on her planned agenda for the day.

Awakening in a strange bed after her multi-partner ordeal, she finds herself a prisoner. She must use her military training to extricate herself from this horrible situation, find Will, and get the heck off campus before the weirdo students come after them.When the situation gets worse, will they pay the penalty for discovering the evil with their very lives?

Isabella Jordan draws a reader into this action-packed powerhouse of a story, with an amazing plot and character development for such a short work. Legion: University is an entertaining and thought-provoking look at what happens when an evil cult begins preying on college kids, brain-washing them and creating zombie-like immortals to run the world. Ms. Jordan sets up the end skillfully and leaves readers hanging a bit, indicating that a sequel is not far off; I’ll be looking for the next book in the Indoctrination series.

Reviewed by: Michelle