Review: A fun, spooky read!
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
Christine's parents are out of town, so she has an idea to throw a casual party with her friends and the guy she likes. Everything runs smoothly, and the group even digs out an old Ouija board to communicate with spirits. The boys find prank the girls with it, then later admit it. Nothing spooky, right? After her blissful night with her crush, Christine begins to wonder if playing with that old spirit board was a mistake. She begins to see shadows, and her odd teacher confronts her about it. Insisting that it is she who communicates with them and she must help them. It's a touch of Ghost Whisperer, yet shadows can be of the living or the dead. Christine seeks help from her friend who is into the supernatural, and tarot readings show she's in danger. There are many mysteries throughout the novel and even friends have secrets that could possibly help Christine in this dangerous new world she's living in. Will Christine make the right choice and help the shadows or will she refuse to own up to her responsibility? You definitely have to read this to find out!The book has a wonderful plot line, however, during editing process it seems some mistakes were made, nevertheless, the plot makes up for these errors. It's a quick read, sometimes the sentences seem backwards, though. It's a new book in part of a series, so I am looking forward to reading the second one.