This book automatically started with a punch. Opening scene of a crazy girl was just grabbing at you. As I continued to read I saw the world in a whole new way.

I think the craziness of this book it was got me hooked. Seeing ghost, going crazy, is a great plot line. But I had a hard time connecting with the main character Harmony. I saw that she had a troubled life but the way she went about it made me shake my head. I understood that she is trying to get away from certain things, but still some of it is too much. I did, however connect more with Brea her friend. I loved this girl . She is the type that I want for a best friend. Someone loyal, trusting , and always there for you.

The whole plot line of the ghost I did enjoy. I like seeing how the ghost drove someone crazy. As the reader continues to read, you began to see how everything is connected. That right there gave me some serious goosebumps. I mean, it was just freaky. Playing with the Quijia board is not cool people!

The love interest in the story drove me mad. Here this girl had such a great guy and she just threw him away! I mean, really chic! I think the way it played out with all of the characters involved it did bring more to the story.

Overall, this is good book to read. But beware there is a whole lot of freaky ghost and messed up stuff going on. *There is sex, cursing, drinking, and drugs.* ( )

The book should have been, could have been, but simply wasn't. First - there is absolutely no doubt that this woman knows how to write. Second, she did suck me in to the story - quickly! Third, I was left wanting and disappointed by what should have been a great book (books), but wasn't.
This was a book that could have easily been developed in to three books. Talk about 100 questions. I had more like a thousand. And I feel that if the author had had the opportunity to work with a good editor, these questions, for the most part, would have been answered and the entire experience would have been worlds more satisfying.
So, my issues with the book:
First, the book started in the middle, and I don't mean the middle of what should have been the first book, but rather the middle of what easily could have been the second book in a trilogy. Second, the character development was poor - not because of what was there, but because of what wasn't. What we are given about the two girls is good, but it's just pieces of a puzzle, and not enough pieces that one could fill in what was missing. Third, the ending just didn't work. Maybe it could have if the writing and character/scene/plot development had been better over all, but I don't think so. The ending just didn't fit eight everything else we'd been given. I am surprised by all of the five star reviews. It's hard to believe that they are honest assessments if this story. Belinda Frisch IS a good, if not excellent author. But what she needs is some honest feedback/appraisals and she needs what every good author needs - a really awesome editor who can mine the gold from the black dirt. Because the gold is there... ( )

This book sucks you in from the start. I feel very honored to be one of the first to read it. Brea and Harmony are dealing with a violent ghost named Tom and neither knows why he is haunting them until one of them dies... I haven't read a horror book in a while. This book did have me scared and thinking about stuff for a while. Thanks Belinda, for such a great read. ( )