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Overview

MAGGIE QUINN IS determined to make her mark as a journalist. The only problem? The Ranger Report does not take freshmen on staff.

Rules are rules. But when has that ever stopped Maggie?

After facing hellfire, infiltrating sorority rush should be easy. It’s no Woodward and Bernstein, but going undercover as the Phantom Pledge will allow her to write her exposé. Then she can make a stealth exit before initiation. But when she finds a group of girls who are after way more than “sisterhood,” all her instincts say there’s something rotten on Greek Row. And when Hell Week rolls around, there may be no turning back.

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Overview

MAGGIE QUINN IS determined to make her mark as a journalist. The only problem? The Ranger Report does not take freshmen on staff.

Rules are rules. But when has that ever stopped Maggie?

After facing hellfire, infiltrating sorority rush should be easy. It’s no Woodward and Bernstein, but going undercover as the Phantom Pledge will allow her to write her exposé. Then she can make a stealth exit before initiation. But when she finds a group of girls who are after way more than “sisterhood,” all her instincts say there’s something rotten on Greek Row. And when Hell Week rolls around, there may be no turning back.

If there is such a thing as a sorority from hell, you can bet that Maggie Quinn will be the one to stumble into it.

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The sequel to Prom Dates From Hell continues Maggie's story as she begins her freshman year in the local college where her father teaches and is caught up in sorority rush—that's how the title fits in. Of course, she manages to connect to a sorority that has a strange history, a sorority interested in her because of her psychic gifts. This sorority is filled with nefarious sisters—even the alumnae cannot be trusted. Maggie throws herself into the hell, so to speak, and the resulting story is witty and entertaining. Light fare, for sure. Reviewer: Claire Rosser
Children's Literature
A freshman in college, Maggie goes undercover to write articles for the school paper as a pledge seeking membership in a sorority. As she gets more involved in the Sigma Alpha Xi sorority, she becomes more like one of them. She starts to accept all the rituals and snobbish social behavior that she once saw with irony and scorn. Fortunately she has the strength to realize that she might be cursed and with her friend, Justin, she soaks the pledge pen and symbolism hung on her door in salt water to counteract the spell it has on her. Power is added by members who have sex with boyfriends and channel the energy to the sorority, draining the boy of life forces. In extreme cases and when the boy is not a Gamma Phi Ep or accepted by the group, it could mean death. Will Maggie be able to stand up to the combined strength and power of the SAXis? This is the second in a "Maggie Quinn: Girl vs. Evil" series. Reviewer: Janet L. Rose
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Maggie is starting her freshman year of college at Bedivere University. The downside is living at home. The upside would be turning her summer internship at the local paper into an ongoing job, in addition to seeing more of potential boyfriend Justin, a graduate student at the same school. When Maggie decides to join Sorority Rush for an investigative article, she has no idea that she has opened a Pandora's Box of trouble. The local paper passes, but the college paper wants Maggie to become the Phantom Pledge and write about her experiences. She chooses Sigma Alpha Xi. Maggie's gut feeling is that something strange is going on in the SAXi house and the SAXi sisters seem to know about her psychic abilities that readers learned about in Prom Dates from Hell (Delacorte, 2007). As the pledge process progresses, Maggie's lucky breaks increase and her intuitive insights decrease. What is really going on in the SAXi house, bringing unbelievable good fortune to its pledges, members, and alumni? This reader has found a new series to love. The first book was a great start, and this installment is top-notch fun and a satisfying follow-up for older teens. Great dialogue and smart, interesting relationships that grow and change make both books a joy to read. There is endless potential in these characters and in their lives. Be aware Maggie is in college and acts true to her age. Also the demons Maggie faces are succubi, stealing their power through sex. Underage drinking is briefly talked about, but Maggie does not partake. Reviewer: Stacy Hayman
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Gr 9 Up- Reluctant psychic Maggie Quinn, introduced in Prom Dates from Hell (Delacorte, 2007), begins her first year of college at Bedivere University. She desperately wants to work on the school paper, but since freshmen aren't allowed on staff, she finds the one story that only a freshman can get. Maggie decides to rush campus sororities to expose the secrets of the Greek system. As she makes the rounds of parties and rituals, she publishes her observations each week. She's surprised, though, to find herself being drawn to Sigma Alpha Xi, one of the most exclusive sororities on campus. SAXis and their alumni are always the most accomplished and powerful women. Maggie soon learns that they all have one other thing in common-they have magical power, and being in the sorority somehow guarantees success in life. That success comes at a price, though, and some of the young women are using their power in very evil ways. A story of evil forces and succubi in a sorority could come off as ludicrous and unbelievable, but Clement-Moore makes it work by tempering the ridiculous with Maggie's dry humor and biting observations of Greek life in general. Teens who like social commentary and witty comebacks with their horror will devour Hell Week .-Stephanie L. Petruso, Anne Arundel County Public Library, Odenton, MD

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Kirkus Reviews
Supernaturally perceptive teen Maggie Quinn battles evil again in this sequel (Prom Dates from Hell, 2007), which fast forwards to her first semester at Bedivere University (BU), where, to Maggie's surprise, she finds herself rushing campus sororities. Although she rolls her eyes at hokey traditions and stereotypical members, Maggie plans to use details from rush to fuel an expose that she hopes will get her on the staff of BU's campus newspaper. So when Maggie's story is published she's thrilled to be the anonymous "Phantom Pledge" and can't refuse the request to keep writing. Continuing on, Maggie pledges the powerful sorority, Sigma Alpha Xi, whose sisters seem suspiciously successful. However, as a pledge, Maggie's own luck snaps into overdrive, blocking her own perceptive powers and her ability to realize that she's tangling with evil again until it's too late. Maggie's snarky humor and quirky personality keeps this novel's first half light, but the second takes a dark, page-turning twist as Maggie is forced to figure out and destroy the ancient source of the sisters' power. (Horror. YA)

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780385734141
  • Publisher: Random House Children's Books
  • Publication date: 8/26/2008
  • Pages: 336
  • Age range: 14 years
  • Series: Maggie Quinn: Girl vs Evil Series
  • Product dimensions: 5.80 (w) x 8.30 (h) x 1.10 (d)

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Rosemary Clement-Moore
Rosemary Clement-Moore lives in Texas with her husband and too many pets. Hell Week is her second book for young readers. You can visit her online at www.readrosemary.com.

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Bright teeth flashed; I fought the instinct to recoil. Perfectly white, perfectly even, possibly once human. Coral pink lips pulled back all the way to the gums, giving the smile an unfortunate equine quality. “Soooo . . . ?” The owner of the teeth and lips drew out the word and flipped it up at the end in a question. “What’s your major?”

“English.” An untruth. I don’t tell them, as a rule, but I’d been asked this question five times in the last hour, and the lie rolled off my tongue now with ease.

“Gosh, you must have to read a lot, huh?” Another blinding smile; I hoped my squint passed for an answer. “So, Maggie. What made you decide to go through Rush?”

She pronounced it with a capital R. Five rounds of the cattle call officially known as Sorority Formal Recruitment had run together in my banality-numbed brain, and I couldn’t remember where I was. I glanced around the crowded room for a clue. The noise was formidable, the chatter of a hundred or more coiffed and groomed girls like purebred dogs at a show, their yelping echoing from the walls.

Just like every other sorority house I’d been to in this first series of parties. Here, though, the décor was Cotton Candy Pink and Tampax Box Blue. Verily, I had reached the lair of the Delta Delta Gammas.

“Well, Ashley . . .” My slightly breathless drawl mim- icked hers. “I thought Rush would be fun. Get to know people, you know.”

She laughed, her eyes squinched up in two half-moons of insincerity. “Soooo? Which dorm are you in, Maggie?”

She kept checking my name tag. At every house, the girls had used my name exhaustively, making me feel as though I’d wandered onto a used car lot.

“I’m living at home.” This much was certainly true. “I grew up here in Avalon.”

“Oh.” Her smile, and I use the word loosely, was forced. “Well, at least you know your way around. You probably have a car, too. What kind is it?”

Her segues could really use a little polish. “It’s vintage.”

“Oh, really?” She raised her brows with renewed interest.

“Yeah. A Ford Pinto.”

“Really.” Beneath her carefully applied self-tanner, the corners of her mouth were white with strain. “Your parents live here in Avalon?”

It would be hard to live at home and go to school here if they didn’t. But smart-ass wasn’t my persona here at the International House of Snobcakes, so I merely answered enthusiastically, “My dad works here at Bedivere University. He’s an engineer.”

“Is he really? Mechanical or civil?”

“Custodial.”

“O-kay.” She glanced at her watch, then searched the room for rescue, or maybe just an avenue of escape. “Well, it’s been real nice meeting you, Maggie. I need to go . . . um . . . talk to these girls over here.”

She took off; I knew from my research that leaving a rushee standing alone was a big fat no-no. Unless, of course, you’d rather invite a chimpanzee to join your sisterhood. And no one in the Delta Delta Gamma house looked like Jane Goodall to me.

But since I’d been deserted, I reached into my purse and turned off my microrecorder. No sense in wasting megabytes.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 13, 2012

    OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    This story follows, nonother than, maggie quinn into her next adventure with D&D Lisa and her white knight Justin....blah blah....blah bet u read alot of reviews lile this well i cant tell u about it but it would be easyer.if u read it ur self!!! I have to say i suspect justin has his own power.....but if i told u i would ruine the book but it has to do with when he kisses someone........ima just say it.............i think when he kisses someone he gains there knowlege it dosnt have to do with wat happens to maggoe in the book but the little detail that he might have kisses someone els in the begining and how he quoted "i can read people, espasially if.....i know them well" think for your self but i ,oght be delusional so JUST READ THE BOOK AND FIND OUT UR SELF!!!!!!!!!!!! I PROMISE IT WONT DISAPOINT

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 16, 2008

    Hell of a Good Read

    I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's so nice to find an author who writes with such a skill that it speaks to all age levels.

    I found myself hooked from the first page on this fast-paced adventure. The magic felt realistic, the voice is believable, and the characters well drawn. I was a bit shocked by some of the language (they allow the use of the word f**k in books for kids?) but after I got over that, I again found myself emersed in the story.

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  • Posted October 31, 2008

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    Reviewed by Jennifer Rummel for TeensReadToo.com

    Maggie wants to be a reporter for the college newspaper. When the professor turns her down because she's just a lowly freshman, she goes undercover for a behind-the-scenes look at sororities and Rush.

    Soon, she's making friends and enemies among the other pledges and asking questions that could seem suspicious. When Maggie finally decides on one house, she comes to realize that there's more to the sisterhood than meets the eye.

    When the leaders of the sorority make it clear that they like her power, Maggie realizes that there's something supernatural going on behind closed doors. Maggie's curiosity leads her into trouble time and time again, especially now that there are secrets spilling.

    Can Maggie figure out what's going on and stop it before people get hurt, or will her undercover act be blown wide open?

    HELL WEEK picks up shortly after PROM DATES FROM HELL. Maggie gets her Nancy Drew on and the suspense adds great tension to the novel. Add in a dash of romance and it's the perfect teen book.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 25, 2008

    Cant wait

    I bought the first book by accident but I ended up loving it! I cant wait to read this one!

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