What would
you do if you realized you were a ghost but didn’t know why or how? Libby Grace
is about to find out. She must figure out what happened and return to her body
before she gets exorcised to the spirit world forever.
And not only
is she a ghost, but she is the prime suspect of a murder. Could this get any worse for her?
Reader
traverses through the story all through Casper’s eyes. Libby hones her ghost
skills (holding her appearance to the living, possessing people, etc.) while
trying to solve a murder and find her body. Some of the details as to how Libby
can “phase through,” appearing somewhere else instantaneously was confusing. I
also thought her being aided by a vampire was a little out of sorts. I mean,
where do vampires play into all this? Well, we do have ghosts here.
But the fact
of the matter is: Where is Libby’s body? You want to find out. I liked the
ghost idea and knowing what it’s like to be a ghost. But the ending was a
little unsatisfying. It was nice that we caught the murderer (won’t tell you
who,) but Libby stays a ghost, which means the series continues in the next
book.
There were
also a few typos here and there, but, overall, this was a nice, little mystery.
My rating: 3 stars
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