SpyCam: The School Secret

By Zoe Wynns

For fourteen-year-old Cam, being a spy has taken up most of her time and energy, and going to high school should be the one remaining thing in her life that’s normal. But when the Spies That Protect Our World tell her that there’s a new enemy agent posing as a normal student at her school, high school takes an unexpected turn. Cam must find and uncover the enemy agent and discover what the notorious villain Shardstorm is planning before it’s too late for them all.
Zoe Wynns has been called, “a talented young writer,” and her books have been called, “entertaining and well-paced,” “chair-gripping page-turners,” and “the rare, wonderful kind that will touch your heart and stay there forever.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Zoe Wynns
• Release date: Dec 1, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370159468

Zoe Wynns

UNC student who occasionally writes novels.Thanks to everyone who's checked out my work! You can contact me at [e-mail] for any inquiries.

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SpyCam:

The School Secret

By Zoe Wynns

Stop Right Here! This book is the third in a series. If you haven’t read the first and second books, SpyCam: The President Plot, and SpyCam: The Android Attack, you can download them from these links:

https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/734413 https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/745656

Or search the names on the iBook store. This book will make more sense and be more enjoyable if you’ve already read the first two.

Praise for Zoe Wynns

Zoe Wynns is a talented young writer who is off to a terrific start with SpyCam: The President Plot.  This is an entertaining and well-paced read, driven by spirited 14-year-old Cam and her plucky BFF, Stella. Zoe's novel has suspense, adventure and a lot of heart — a combination that will leave readers eager to take more fictional journeys with Cam and crew!

—Tracie Fellers (fiction and nonfiction author with work in Long Story Short:  Flash Fiction by Sixty-Five of North Carolina's Finest Writers, and 27 Views of Raleigh)

Zoe Wynns is an amazing author. Her first two books were well written and interesting. I have read Journey to the End five times. Her book, Flicker, Fade, Soar, that I recently just finished, was awesome. This new book is obviously another masterpiece. Keep going Zoe!

-Caleb McLamb (CEO of M-Tech)

Zoe Wynns has done it again. Her SpyCam books are the sort of chair-gripping page-turners that grab you at the prologue and continue to hold on after the final page has been read. But it’s not only the 394 unexpected plot twists that make her writing impossible to put down; her characters, too, are unforgettable. Whether it’s selfless Cam, spunky Stella, or power-crazed Shardstorm, Zoe’s characters don’t just come alive off the page -- they jump out at you with every witty remark or infamous almost-kiss, throwing confetti into the air (or in Shardstorm’s case, bombs). In short? Zoe’s novels are the rare, wonderful kind that will touch your heart and stay there forever.

-Luna Hou (winner of Wake County’s annual Teen Poetry Contest)

If you are into spies, youth fiction, and adventure, Zoe Wynns is an up-and-coming author you should definitely check out. Her SpyCam series features a strong, bright female protagonist who faces a world of conquering the bad guys with ingenuity, humor and a minimum of blood and gore. Wholesome excitement that will keep you turning pages until the end... and then you start the next book!

-Kathryn Tinsley, former college psychology instructor

This book has been republished in 2019 with minor edits, but the original message to readers has been left below.

I am fourteen years old. SpyCam: The School Secret is my fifth self-published book. Feel free to send me feedback if you find a mistake in the book, but know that I tried my best, worked very hard on the book, and I am very proud of the final novel. Thank you for downloading or purchasing this book.

If you enjoy this book, feel free to download my four other self-published books. Journey to the End is available on Kindle, iBooks, and Smashwords. Flicker, Fade, Soar is available on iBooks and Smashwords. SpyCam: The President Plot is available on iBooks and Smashwords, and SpyCam: The Android Attack is available on iBooks and Smashwords as well.

A new book, Awaken Illusionia, will be available by the end of 2017 on iBooks and Smashwords, so stay on the lookout!

Now, in 2019, I’m sixteen years old! I’ve written a total of eight books, and you can check them out on iBooks or Smashwords.

Please rate this book or write a quick review if you enjoy it! Thanks in advance!

I hope you enjoy SpyCam: The School Secret!

This is a work of fiction. While some businesses and places do exist that I’ve mentioned, any interactions inside those places or any descriptions of those places are purely fictional. All persons are fictional, and any resemblance to any persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

This book is published by Smashwords. No part of this book may be copied or reproduced without the consent of Zoe Wynns. All questions to [e-mail].

Summary: Cam goes to high school posing as just a normal girl, but really, she’s a girl on a mission for the Spies that Protect Our World. She has to uncover the secret enemy agent, who is a student in the school.

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Copyright © 2017 Zoe Wynns.

Prologue

We’re losing, the supervillain snarled, anger lacing his tone.

He began to pace around the main control center of his secret lair. The walls rose rough and gray around him. Every few feet, a diagram or board outlining his newest and biggest plans hung on the wall, little beacons of white in the cavern of darkness.  The high ceiling was a smooth, solid, black. The color of evil, the supervillain thought. The color of darkness, of destroyed dreams, lost hopes, ruined plans.

That’s what the girl has done to me, the villain thought angrily. That’s what their idiot organization has done to me. They’ve destroyed my dreams. Made me lose my hopes. Ruined my plans.

Suddenly, the villain’s mind sparked.

He’d had an idea.

An evil, genius idea.

What if we reverse the damage? the villain whispered.

The cogs in his brain whirred and buzzed as the pieces of the puzzle came together. He paced faster and faster.

It would take work, of course. A little work. A lot of work. But my scientists could do it, he muttered, suddenly coming to a stop. But we’d need a decoy. They couldn’t see what we were really working on. So…

Sons! the villain suddenly snapped, jerking his head upwards.

Yes, father? came two, smooth, suave voices from the corner of the main control center.

A normal person would have never suspected that they would be there. But a spy would know that a villain always kept his or her accomplices near. Near enough to be called on at any second.

And the spy would be right, like spies usually are, because from the corner of the room, two figures of medium height suddenly appeared out of the shadows in the corner of the room, brushing their sandy blonde and light brown hair out of their tan, calm, faces.

You called, father? the one on the left with the light brown hair said coolly, his deep, dark blue eyes sparkling with malice. Have you finally come up with a plan to annihilate the spies once and for all?

Yes, the supervillain said quietly. Then his face morphed into a grin. Yes! YES! I have it! You— he said suddenly, spinning around and pointing his finger at his two sons. The one on the right with the sandy blonde hair jumped a little then immediately pretended like he’d just been snapping to attention.

You… continued the villain, are going to high school.

Silence in the lair of evil. The only sound was the slow and steady drip, drip of a leak in the middle of the room from the hole in the ceiling that one of his idiot androids had busted.

I must have heard you wrong, father. I could have sworn that you just said you were sending us, two supervillains in training, one of which who could kill a grown man eight different ways with his bare hands and the other of which is still… the brown-haired boy glanced at the other, "let’s say, learning… I could have sworn you said we were going to high school."

The boy with sandy hair scowled at the other, but his expression was immediately drowned by the massive glare the supervillain gave to both his sons. When their attention had returned to him, a sly grin spread across his face. Yes. West Oliver Paige Top School, to be exact.

Wait. The sandy-haired boy spoke. "Isn’t that the high school that the girl… Cam, is going to?"

The villain smirked. Now you’re starting to understand. I have a plan, a master plan, a genius plan. And while I work on it… you’ll be my decoy. And I wouldn’t mind a little information, if you could get it.  

Oh. I see now… the light-brown haired boy spoke, his deep blue eyes glittering with annoyance. We’re going undercover. We’re sinking to their level. To the level of the common spy. You haven’t come up with some daring plan, father. This is something that their idiot organization would come up with.

Don’t you insult me, the villain snapped. "Just because I don’t share my plan with you doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. And just because you’re my favorite son now doesn’t mean that can’t change."

The sandy-haired boy’s face sunk as the boy who had spoken gave him a smirk.

But, for the most part, yes, Jai, you’re correct, the villain said coldly. "We’re going to stop them in their tracks once and for all. Using technology that we didn’t think was possible before. Technology that we can use to make sure my previous plans succeed. Technology we can use to reverse the