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Ghosts of Coronado Bay (Maya Blair Mysteries #1)

by J.G. Faherty (Goodreads Author)

3.56 of 5 stars 3.56 · rating details · 61 ratings · 38 reviews

Nominated for a 2011 HWA Bram Stoker Award in the Young Adult category.

By all accounts, 16-year-old Maya Blair is a typical teen-age high school student. She hangs out with her best friend Lucy, has a turbulent relationship with her ex-boyfriend Stuart, and works at her family's diner - the main restaurant on the island of Coronado Bay. But Maya has an extraordinary secret...more

Paperback, 160 pages

Published June 10th 2011 by JournalStone (first published May 29th 2011)

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May 16, 2011 Christopher Payne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: journalstone

By all accounts, 16-year-old Maya Blair is a typical teen-age high school student. She hangs out with her best friend Lucy, has a turbulent relationship with her ex-boyfriend Stuart, and works at her family’s diner – the main restaurant on the island of Coronado Bay.
But Maya has an extraordinary secret – she can see, hear, and talk to ghosts. And when spirits are near her they revert back to solid form. She is what her deceased grandmother Elsa calls a Seer.

For years, Elsa was the only ghost Ma...more

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Apr 22, 2012 Mirrani rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: finished-and-reviewed

Fans of the Ghost Whisperer will probably enjoy reading this one. Ghosts of Coronado Bay is very much like an episode of the hit CBS show, where the main character, who is connected to the spirit of her dead grandmother, can see and talk with the spirits of those who have passed on. The similarities to the show’s plot were comforting without feeling as if the entire thing was a rip off of some past plot from the small screen.

As far as the story itself is concerned, the plot seemed to flow well...more

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Jul 01, 2011 Tracy Smith rated it 5 of 5 stars

Bent on creating mass destruction and taking over the world come the "Ghosts of Coronado Bay."

Maya Blair, a young teenage girl from Coronado Island, is a seer. She's been seeing ghosts since being very small, but the only one that has had any impact on her life has been her Grandma Elsa, until now. The town has dredged up a sunken ship for on display and with it has come not so-friendly spirits. Her story is filled with modern-day teenage activity, paranormal and magical occurences, and even a...more

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Jun 24, 2011 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was a book I won on the giveaways.

16 year old Maya Blair sees ghosts, a trait passed down from her grandmother. Up until now, she's only seen and interacted with her Grandmother's ghost. As a museum is displaying the affects of a local shipwreck of almost a hundred years ago, Maya meets Blake, a boy she doesn't realize is a ghost until after she realizes she is interested in him. Blake has his own problems because he was a stowaway on the ship that sank. However, Gavin, the captain ghost of...more

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May 20, 2011 Amy rated it 4 of 5 stars

It’s the same story over and over…the girl has something every guy is craving to take from her. It isn’t a super cool, shiny new car, nor is it the latest PS3 game. It is a bit more personal, and once that guy takes it, it can never be given back.

We will solve this riddle later as Maya had to do on her own. She is a typical high school teenager with the desire to hang out with her friends, stay away from the controlling jerk she was dating, and share as many secrets with her best friend, Lucy, a...more It’s the same story over and over…the girl has something every guy is craving to take from her. It isn’t a super cool, shiny new car, nor is it the latest PS3 game. It is a bit more personal, and once that guy takes it, it can never be given back.

We will solve this riddle later as Maya had to do on her own. She is a typical high school teenager with the desire to hang out with her friends, stay away from the controlling jerk she was dating, and share as many secrets with her best friend, Lucy, as she can. Her parents own a small restaurant in town, and she keeps busy working there after school often followed by training in karate. Apparently, this isn’t enough; she tries to squeeze in short 5 minute visits with her Grandmother as often as possible. She must do this away from all of her family. They just wouldn’t understand. They wouldn’t want to see Grandma, you see, Grandma is dead – has been for years.

Maya is a very special girl with very special gifts. One may call her a witch, others may consider her gifted. The girls at school call her a loser. Maya’s special gifts cause her to not only be able to see ghosts, but she can communicate with them, and the dearly departed can take solid shape for the short amount of time they are in very close proximity to Maya. With all this being said, Maya has one more precious gift – she is a high school VIRGIN.

Recently raised ghosts of the sunken ship, The Black Lady, are more interested in that than the sunken treasure that is buried fathoms below the ocean. I know it is quite common for the common teenage boy to be anxiously pursuing this rarity, but a group of long dead spirits? What gives, fellas?
I found myself quickly submerged (pun intended) in this engaging read about Maya and her adventures in this small, ocean side town. The style of Faherty once again leaves me a happy reader. His style is once that draws you in, easily read and understood, and completely encompassing. I had to slow myself down quite a few times to make sure I didn’t miss anything. I kept wanting to read faster and faster to see what was going to happen to this quaint little group of students next.

As much as I loved Maya, she was a wonderful heroine, Lucy had to be my favorite character of the book. She reminds me a lot of me. She is kind of harsh, tells people exactly what is on her mind, but is fiercely loyal to those she loves. That is a girl after my own heart.

This book is great for the young, old, and everyone else in between. I am so glad I got the chance to read this book, and I look forward to the time I will have a chance to read it again, or better yet, read more adventures about Maya and her clan!!
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Jun 23, 2011 Maxine McLister rated it 3 of 5 stars

Sixteen-year-old Maya Blair is not your typical teenager - she can see ghosts. Not only can she see them but when they are close to her, they become solid. Up until now that has meant that Maya can visit with her long-dead grandmother. However, a new exhibit at the local museum changes all that. A sunken ship has been raised in the bay and, with the artifacts, it has brought with it the ghosts of the dead sailors. Among them are Blair, a young stowaway and Gavin, the last of a family of evil wiz...more

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Aug 08, 2011 Birgit rated it 1 of 5 stars

I've been really looking forward to a YA novel with ghosts instead of vampires for a change. I soon found out though that JG Faherty's novel focuses not just on ghosts trying to come back to life through the blood of a virgin but even more so on high school girls who've only got sex on their minds.
While I did like the ghostly premise I realized pretty fast that it was just the idea that was good but not the implementation in this book. As far as the cast is concerned, the ghost characters were...more

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Jun 21, 2011 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Maya is a teenager who can talk to her dead grandmother infact she makes her real if she stands close enough. Thier is a new exhibit at the musuem they have brought up a lot of things from the ship wreck of Black Lady. They even brought up some ghosts who are searching for a key and a book that is full of black magic.
Maya meets Blake at the musuem and is shocked that she can see him and even touches him. Maya does not even realize he is a ghost. because around her ghosts have a body and form.
May...more

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Oct 15, 2011 Jill rated it 3 of 5 stars

Maya Blair may have to give it all to save her friends and town from heinous death.

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Author J.G. Faherty weaves a teenage tale of puppy love, immaturity, and typical bad boy attractions as Maya Blair, seer of ghosts, must prevent evil 100-year-old Gavin from coming back to life. Gavin begins his attempt to take over the world after his ship, The Black Lady, is raised from the sea floor, and put on display at a local museum. Maya’s gift gives him an opportunity to use her to obtain a human body...more

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Jul 19, 2011 Billie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, ghosts-death, nook, books-i-own

This book started out good, I loved the opening with the crew of the Black Lady and what happened to them, I like the idea of what Maya could do and I like the description of Coronado Bay. Then it started to get weird.

A few things that bugged me. First off, the author is a male and he constantly had the girls talking about losing their virginity, sex, and them being "horny". It was a little awkward. I am sorry, but that is not the only thing going on in teenage girls mind. Another thing, the aut...more

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Jun 22, 2011 Krystal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Anyone up for taking over the world? This novel is a very quick, fast-paced read. Maya lives in a sleepy little town; she rarely looks for trouble, but trouble finds her nonetheless. Maya is soon deep into a plot to save the world, taking her readers on an exciting adventure. It is easy for the reader to enjoy reading about Maya and her friends; they are all quite likable and not overtly "teenagerish" or immature. Maya is a good protagonist, with qualities that are good, but not annoyingly "nice...more

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Oct 06, 2011 Cyneva rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked the concept for this book, even though I couldn't connect much with the protagonist. She wasn't all that likable to me, neither was her friend. And there were a couple inconsistencies in the book that stood out to me.

Minor spoilers ahead: Maya kept ruminating that others couldn't see ghosts - except, of course, if the ghost was close enough to her. But then she was sad because her friends wouldn't be able to see her new 'boyfriend', the ghost Blake. Why wouldn't they be? If he's standin...more

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Jul 01, 2011 Molly rated it 2 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Okay, so this book was a lot different than I thought it would be. The entire book was centered on a sixteen year-old girl's virginity. The basic story line is of a young girl named Maya who can not only see ghosts, but can make them become solid again just by being in her presence. She comes from a long line of ghost-seers, and her blood is special. So a ship gets pulled up out of the ocean in her town, and with it comes ghosts that died when the ship went down 100 years ago. Two of the ghosts...more Okay, so this book was a lot different than I thought it would be. The entire book was centered on a sixteen year-old girl's virginity. The basic story line is of a young girl named Maya who can not only see ghosts, but can make them become solid again just by being in her presence. She comes from a long line of ghost-seers, and her blood is special. So a ship gets pulled up out of the ocean in her town, and with it comes ghosts that died when the ship went down 100 years ago. Two of the ghosts are Blake (the protagonist) and Gavin (the antagonist). Gavin was an evil sorcerer in his time, bent on taking over the world. But Gavin cannot do that without finding an evil spell book that also went down with the ship.
Blake is the good guy who was sent to stop Gavin from his evil doings before the ship went down, and is continuing to do so from beyond the grave. When they meet Maya the boys discover they can become solid once again, and Gavin can finally find his evil book to commence his world domination plans. And not only that, they discover through old myths and legends that if one of them should take Maya's virginity and come into contact with her special ghost-seeing virgin blood, it will make them solid and real again permanently, as well as immortal. So the story goes on with the righteous hero vs evil villain plot, has a lot of sex-talk in it, and ends with them destroying Gavin and saving the world. **makes rude noise**
I can see where the author was going with this book in trying to relate to teenagers' everyday lives while still providing an exciting, paranormal plot to follow, but it didn't quite do that for me. Perhaps if I was fifteen or something I might have been able to go along with it better. It was only 160 pages though, so I didn't have to work too hard at finishing it.
Also, the cover of the book didn't match the character descriptions at all, especially for Gavin. He looks absolutely terrible on the cover, but is described as a gorgeous, tall dark and handsome type in the book. Didn't match up, although I try to 'never judge a book by it's cover,' as my mother always says. I think this is the author's first book, so maybe the next installment in the Maya Blair Mysteries will be better.(less)

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Oct 26, 2011 Gretchen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

I really enjoyed this book! I really got to like the main character, Maya Blair, who can see ghosts and when they come near her they become solid again. The plot is that some ghosts from a 100 year old shipwreck come back and discover that Maya can make them solid again. And with her blood, they can become alive again. There is a good ghost, Blake, who tries to help and protect Maya, and a bad ghost, Gavin, who wants to kill her and then use magic to bring demons into the world. Kind of a crazy...more

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Dec 23, 2011 Elizabeth rated it 4 of 5 stars

A hundred years ago the ship Black Lady sank. Now the musuem in Coronado Bay is having an exhibit of the treasures brought up from the bottom of the sea. In comes 16 year old Maya Blair who has been able to see ghosts since she was a child. Blake Hennessey is one of the people who died on the ship and is drawn to the museum items and meets Maya. Enter Gavin Hamlin also one of the ghost from the Black Lady. Gavin was a sorcer and Blake was trying to stop him when the ship went down and both die i...more

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Sep 22, 2011 Andrea rated it 3 of 5 stars

I won this in a giveaway on LibrayThing.com. I had really no clue what I was getting into when I read this.

The writing style was good. I like the uniqueness of the cover.

Well, the plot was original. There was Gavin and Blake. Two ghosts who become romantic interests to the main character, Maya. She is a normal, typical teenage girl who just broke up with her jealous, possessive ex boyfriend. BUT...she can see ghosts? "I can see dead people." Not exactly something you want to pronounce, right? We...more

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Jun 28, 2011 Cassie McCown rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-have-proofread-edited

Ghosts of Coronado Bay (A Maya Blair Mystery #1)
By: JG Faherty
ISBN: 9781936564095
Published June 10, 2011 by JournalStone
Available Format: Paperback, ebook

My Rating: ★★★★☆

It’s hard enough being a sixteen-year-old girl, but try being sixteen with an ability to see, talk to, and even solidify ghosts!! That is exactly what Maya Blair can do. She is what her grandmother Elsa (who is coincidentally a ghost) calls a Seer. In every other sense, Maya is a normal teenager. She has a fun relationship with...more Ghosts of Coronado Bay (A Maya Blair Mystery #1)
By: JG Faherty
ISBN: 9781936564095
Published June 10, 2011 by JournalStone
Available Format: Paperback, ebook

My Rating: ★★★★☆

It’s hard enough being a sixteen-year-old girl, but try being sixteen with an ability to see, talk to, and even solidify ghosts!! That is exactly what Maya Blair can do. She is what her grandmother Elsa (who is coincidentally a ghost) calls a Seer. In every other sense, Maya is a normal teenager. She has a fun relationship with her best friend, Lucy, a high-strung ex-boyfriend, Stuart, and a job at her family’s resident island diner.

When a local museum salvages the hundred-year-old wreckage of the Black Lady, Maya’s number of ghost acquaintances begins to grow substantially. She soon meets Blake Hennessy, to whom she is immediately attracted. As their relationship quickly develops, Gavin Hamlin throws himself in her path as he intends to finish the evil task he was part of before the ship’s demise. It is now up to Maya and her friends to save Coronado Bay and the world from horrific destruction. Can they do it before time runs out?

I received a copy of Ghosts of Coronado Bay from the publisher for proofing and review.

This story immediately sucked me right in. Maya is exactly the kind of girl I’d want to be friends with, dead or alive. The balance of her “normal” life with her seer life is perfectly intriguing. The diversity of the characters makes the overall tale even more charming. Lucy is my favorite character—sassy, headstrong, honest, and unequivocally loyal to her best friend.

There is a point in the story where Maya does a very ordinary teenage thing, attends a school dance. But, her date is a handsome, blonde ghost. I could not help but be reminded of the little dance party scene in the 1995 movie Casper with Christina Ricci and Devon Sawa. Such an endearing yet sad little scene…made me cry like a baby!

Ghosts of Coronado Bay has something for everyone. Humor, horror, action, teen angst, friendship, love, evil, good… You simply cannot pass up this great read!
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Aug 08, 2011 Dale Ibitz rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won this book in a give away.

This book is a more edgy YA paranormal. 16 year-old Maya is living a pretty ordinary teen-age life: she has a horny best friend with an over-active libido, deals with the sterotypical mean cheerleaders, and has an over-possessive ex-boyfriend who can't seem to take 'no' for an answer. But there's more to Maya than meets the eye, because not only can she can see ghosts, but her close proximity makes them solid. When a 100 year-old ship is dredged from the bottom of...more I won this book in a give away.

This book is a more edgy YA paranormal. 16 year-old Maya is living a pretty ordinary teen-age life: she has a horny best friend with an over-active libido, deals with the sterotypical mean cheerleaders, and has an over-possessive ex-boyfriend who can't seem to take 'no' for an answer. But there's more to Maya than meets the eye, because not only can she can see ghosts, but her close proximity makes them solid. When a 100 year-old ship is dredged from the bottom of the bay, the explorers bring up more than a ship. They bring up a band of ghosts, an evil sorcerer, and a dark secret that's been hidden underwater that can destroy the world.

I liked the premise of this story, though the edgy nature is not for younger readers. There's not only the constant references to sex and teenage libidos, but a couple of death scenes that while not overly graphic, might cause some younger readers a few tense moments.

Maya and her best friend, Lucy, are fairly memorable characters and seem to be natural best friends. The cheerleaders are sterotypical in their cruelty, though the basis for their cruelty is never really defined, except the state of Maya's virginity seem to be their main focus. The description of Stuart, Maya's ex-boyfriend, is almost scary in its real-life portrayal.

I had a couple of problems with this book. Maya has known she can see ghosts since an early age, yet she doesn't seem to realize when she's talking to one until it's laid out for her in black and white. It would seem to me that someone who knows about ghosts and who can talk to ghosts, would at least recognize ghosts when she meets them.

The other problem I had with the novel is that, while expertly portrayed, for the first 2/3 of the book, Stuart is a total dick. There's not one redeeming quality to this guy. And because the author uses multiple points of view, you know what he's thinking in his head, and his thoughts aren't redeeming either. Then, suddenly, within a page or 2 toward the end, he changes his ways, helps to save the day, and becomes great friends with Lucy, Maya, and her new ghost friend that, up until then, Stuart has despised. No one changes that fast, especially if the character is not set up for change earlier on. It's just not believable.

I also would have rather seen this book in one point of view. While there were some surprising twists, due to the multiple points of view, the elements of mystery and suspense were missing, and I like to have a little guesswork going when I'm reading a book.

Overall a nice read.
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Nov 08, 2011 Chrissy rated it 1 of 5 stars

Note: I received this book as part of GoodReads giveaways.

The story sounded intriguing, so I entered to win this book through GoodReads giveaways...and I won! I was really excited to win and receive this book. Unfortunately, the book just didn't hold up for me. I read the first 30 pages, then skimmed the rest. Here's my breakdown:

Story The story itself had a lot of potential for me. Since I didn't read the whole things straight through, I can't say with certainty whether or not it played out to...more

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Nov 17, 2011 Kevin Breaux rated it 5 of 5 stars

Glad I requested this one. I am surprised and enjoyed it. Excellent work, sir.

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Jan 04, 2012 Kendra rated it 4 of 5 stars

It's terrible that it's taken me so long to read this! I was missing out. I have had so many stacks of library books that I haven't been able to read books I actually own. This was a perfect holiday break read: short but exciting. The story focuses on 16 year old Maya who finds herself deeply involved in both a love triangle and a mystery. Following the trend in YA literature today, Maya isn't just an ordinary teen - she is also a "seer" who can see and communicate with ghosts. Of course this sp...more

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Jul 17, 2011 Jessica Martinez rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: ghosts

I won this book on Librarything.
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Ghosts of Coronado Bay revolves around Maya Blair who can talk to ghost and make them solid around her. She soon encounters two ghost and doesn't know who she wants. The plot was fairly interesting. I did want to know what would happen to Maya, but I could would have been the same if I HADN'T read it.

I felt like I was reading (yet again) a ghost version of Vampire Diaries. Maya doesn't know which one to choose: the good ghost or the hot, evil one?

Isn't it obvi...more

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Apr 15, 2012 Elaine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: recomened

maya is a 16 year old who can see and make ghosts solid when they are near her which ends up getting her in a spot of trouble with some spooks who now recide in the museum of coronado bay.
the storyline was intriging if a little lacking in action and maybe could have been a little longer.
i found the character of maya to be well written and likable but she could have been a little more confident at times during the story.
blake was just a goodie goodie that started to become annoying by the end of...more

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Aug 08, 2011 Vanessa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: next-review, tbb-review

Who would have guessed that ghosts could be sexy and seductive? In Ghosts of Coronado Bay, they are - with that striking swagger and danger that instead of sending me chills, gave me some hot flush coursing through my veins. I know I'm a bit exaggerating but the real thing is, I've enjoyed the story very much that I would consider rereading it any time soon. The plot was mellow but the suspense kept me engaged and thrilled and I wouldn't be bored by it at all.

Initially I was expecting something...more

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Jul 23, 2011 Idris rated it 1 of 5 stars

"Ghosts of Coronado Bay" tells us the story of a girl, Maya Blair who can see, hear, and talk to the ghosts. But the only ghost she knows is her dead grandmother Elsa, so when new ghosts start showing up in Coronado Bay, she will have a hard time trying to discover the real problem. Also you need to add two hot ghosts that will make Maya's live more difficult. Who is hotter?

I love ghost stories, so that is why I fell in love with this book when I saw it on LibraryThing. Even though the cover is...more "Ghosts of Coronado Bay" tells us the story of a girl, Maya Blair who can see, hear, and talk to the ghosts. But the only ghost she knows is her dead grandmother Elsa, so when new ghosts start showing up in Coronado Bay, she will have a hard time trying to discover the real problem. Also you need to add two hot ghosts that will make Maya's live more difficult. Who is hotter?

I love ghost stories, so that is why I fell in love with this book when I saw it on LibraryThing. Even though the cover is not so pretty when you see it for first time, I remembered those books with not so great covers that I ended up loving after I read them, so I gave "Ghosts of Coronado Bay" an opportunity to show me that the story was much better than the cover. How wrong I was…

The story started really good with a short introduction that takes place in 1908, and later the first chapter in the present day. I really liked that part, showing you a little bit of mystery in the beginning before presenting you the main character Maya.

And that is when everything went wrong.

I want to begin by saying that I didn't like Maya's character. She was too capricious, foolish, insufferable and whiny. Thinking all the time about sex, hot guys and her psycho ex-boyfriend. Also her best friend, Lucy …she was worse. I didn't like any character at all, including the hot guys. They were not credible and poorly developed.

The plot was awful. Maya is all the time between the "two guys", and her psychopath, also stalker ex-boyfriend, reaching the point of obscenity. Supposedly she is the chosen one who is going to save the world, but how can she do it, if she cannot think in anything besides her relationships. It was gross. Also, I found some inconsistencies and plot holes.

Conclusion. Short book, hateful characters and not so great story. Maybe I was waiting too much about this book. I had the opportunity to read the Mediator Series by Meg Cabot, and that story is so awesome and so well done, that for a moment I thought I would find another one with similar plot or maybe better. But I was wrong. I'm really disappointed, and ashamed of myself for making comparisons with a such good story.

Rating:

Run before it catches you. One star.
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Jul 04, 2011 Emily rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was a good book for a paranormal mystery. It kept the flow of writing to a nice pace keeping things moving along where there were no dead spots. Usually I'm not one or much for these kinds of books and it often enough finds me where I can not finish the story but with this one I'm actually hooked and want to read more of the series.

Maya is a girl who can see ghosts, she inherited the little gift from her grandmother who still to this day visits and makes sure to keep Maya safe while trying...more

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Jul 25, 2011 Chels rated it 3 of 5 stars

This tale of a hundred year-old shipwreck, ghosts, sorcerers, murder, friendship, and teen love has it all! Whether it is the excitement of a stalker ex- boyfriend, a fiercely loyal friend, or a wizard ghost who needs a virgin’s blood to become human again, the reader will look forward to each new twist in the plot. Maya Blair, a teen “seer” who can communicate with ghosts, teams up with Blake, a stowaway from the sunken ship, to stop Gavin, a murdering ghost who is trying to open a portal to ea...more

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Jun 23, 2011 John Cozzoli rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Dec 22, 2012 Sue Kaplan rated it 4 of 5 stars

A romp! Fun - just take it for what it is. Quick fun read.

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Sep 16, 2011 Abc marked it as to-read

I won this book in a giveaway. Thank you.

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JG Faherty grew up in the haunted Hudson Valley region of New York, and still resides there. Living in an area filled with Revolutionary War battle grounds, two-hundred year-old gravesites, ghosts, haunted roads, and tales of monsters in the woods has provided a rich background for his writing. A life-long fan of horror and dark fiction, JG enjoys reading, watching movies, golfing and hiking with...more

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