Cass gets along with the dead a whole lot better than the living, but that could be because the dead know almost everyone's secrets--and they're willing to share. Cass uses these secrets to protect herself.
Then Tim, a senior who's mom died, guesses at her secret. He's willing to do anything if she'll just see if she can talk to his mom. Cass thinks this is the perfect opportunity to get back at her ex-best friend and her boyfriend for backstabbing her in the 7th grade, but revenge leaves her cold.
Then enters the complications of her feelings for Tim and his obvious downward spiral. Can she attempt to find a place among the living again?
Yeah, it's chick lit, but it's got a nice paranormal angle to keep things interesting. Cass does some growing, which is good, even though part of me didn't want her to, and it seems realistic. I enjoyed it!
Monday, June 20, 2011
Give Up the Ghost by Megan Crewe
Labels:
chick lit,
family,
friendship,
ghosts,
Give Up the Ghost,
Megan Crewe,
relationships
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