A senior in high school when his beloved girlfriend dies in a tragic car crash, Franklin cannot move on. Crushed by grief, he rarely attends school, rejects his friends, and even though they try, he shuns the assistance of parents.

Counseling is useless. Then, miraculously Rosey appears to Franklin from the other side. While he can see her shadowy shape full of light, when they touch, there is no physical sense.

Rosey returned because she heard Franklin crying and was drawn back to him. Now, she is stuck between this world and the next. While she increasingly becomes frustrated, even though she loves Frankln, he is ecstatic because he has his Rosey back.

This is a tale of young love, of life cut short, and the inability to let go.

Well written with strong character development, I liked this book.

Although the storyline is interesting, the story in this book is not. It drags on and on and you end up wishing that Franklin would just take some meds and make Rosey go away. Franklin's love for Rosey seems genuine but their relationship and conversations are too sappy to make the relationship believable. ( )

When Rosey returns to Franklin he is thrilled. There is only one problem. Rosey is not alive. Franklin has not been able to get over her death, and now Rosey is back. Can she help him move on and let go? ( )