This series contains two books; ‘The Ruling Class’; and ‘Lessons In Power’.
Other books by this author include ‘The Inheritance Games’ series, ‘The Naturals‘ series, the ‘Debutantes‘ series, ‘The Squad‘, and many others.
These books were originally published as ‘The Fixer’ and ‘The Long Game’.

A Brief Summary of book 1
Any problem can be fixed. For a price…
When Tess Kendrick is sent to live with her older sister in Washington D.C., she has no idea that Ivy is the capitol’s go-to ‘Fixer‘. A person who can make powerful people’s scandals go away with a snap of her fingers. Tess never thought she and Ivy had much in common, but when she enrols at the exclusive Hardwicke School, she soon finds herself thrust into the role of high school fixer. Solving problems for the children of the D.C. elite.
But secrets pile up as each sister lives a double life. When their worlds come crashing together as a scandal in the halls of Hardwicke reaches Capitol Hill, the stakes turn deadly. Now, Tess must uncover who’s behind the power play before she becomes a target herself.

To describe these books and why they were amazing reads, would be to spoil their events for a potential reader. So, I will leave the descriptions simple and spoiler free.

This series, like all her others, shows how Jennifer Lynn Barnes is an amazing author. The characters, as usual, were brilliant and are often hilarious. This series was filled with plot twists I would never have guessed. The idea of ‘fixers’ was interesting and created high stakes that made these books unputdownable. This series is one that can be reread and enjoyed multiple times, even knowing the plot twists! I would definitely recommend these books to anyone who loves shocking plot twists and books by Jennifer Lynn Barnes.

“Some people just need to be flying tackled.”
― Jennifer Lynn Barnes, The Fixer

You can find out more about the author and this series through Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ Instagram which can be found using the following link…
Jennifer Lynn Barnes – Instagram

I give these books an average of: