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Dead Letter Office (Parish Mail #1)

by Kira Snyder (Goodreads Author)

4.11 of 5 stars 4.11 · rating details · 35 ratings · 28 reviews

When Celia’s father is killed in Afghanistan, she moves with her mother to New Orleans, the city where her father grew up. Struggling to adjust and haunted by troubling dreams, Celia finds comfort in new friends like Tilly, a practicing witch, and Donovan, the son of police detective. On Halloween, bizarre supernatural occurrences rock the city. Celia meets the mysterious...more

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Published January 11th 2012 by Coliloquy, LLC (first published January 1st 2012)

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May 06, 2013 Miranda rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: family-life, magic, netgalley-arc, supernatural, mystery, young-adult

Thanks to Netgalley.com and Coliloquy for allowing me access to this title.

I was unaware going into this that this was an interactive ebook. It was a pleasant surprise. However, I always feel like I'm missing out on other options that I don't choose when I have to pick one. I'm a pretty indecisive person, so I like to know what I'm getting into before I choose. It was a fun concept though.

I thought the story itself was ok. I felt like there was too much going on and I didn't have a great connect...more

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Apr 13, 2013 LotusFlower rated it 4 of 5 stars

*I DO NOT RECAP THE BOOKS IN MY REVIEWS, THAT IS WHAT THE BOOK DESCRIPTION IS FOR. NOR DO I HAVE SPOILERS*

This review can also be reviewed on my blog, http://abitchandabook.blogspot.com/. This book was provided for me free of cost by the author for an honest review. Many thanks to Kira Synder! I sincerely appreciate all the hard work you put into this book and for trusting a copy to me for review.

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Mar 11, 2013 Kate (VerbVixen) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Do you like:
New Orleans? Ghost stories? History? Mysteries? Choose your own adventures? Stories set in high school? Magic? Swoon worthy boys? Girls with gumption?

If you replied yes to ANY of the above then you’re going to love Dead Letter Office!

The first book in the Parish Mail series throws you right in with a killer first line: The dead man smiles at me. WELL THEN why don’t we just get started, eh? Who doesn’t love a good old mystery or a ghost story. Great news: this is both! While certainly...more Do you like:
New Orleans? Ghost stories? History? Mysteries? Choose your own adventures? Stories set in high school? Magic? Swoon worthy boys? Girls with gumption?

If you replied yes to ANY of the above then you’re going to love Dead Letter Office!

The first book in the Parish Mail series throws you right in with a killer first line: The dead man smiles at me. WELL THEN why don’t we just get started, eh? Who doesn’t love a good old mystery or a ghost story. Great news: this is both! While certainly unsettling from ghosts to zombies, evil fiends to Voodoo, there is no shortage of the creepy, supernatural or paranormal here. However, I wasn’t scared out of my wits mainly because my curiosity for the mystery and my inner historian took over. We also have a leading lady who doesn’t wallow, who is recklessly brave, endearingly hopeful and most of shines with an inner strength and resolve that we often don’t see in heroines in contemporary YA these days. Add to that mix THREE boys from which to choose (no, literally it’s part of the choose your own adventure aspect) and an equally impressive best friend in Tilly. I’m hard pressed to find a reason NOT to read this series.

And now time for a little fan girl rant: Snyder does an amazing job of capturing the setting—-New Orleans, where and I may be paraphrasing the past brushes up against the present and sometimes it pokes through. Having been a dedicated NOLA obsessee for years now, I can say with all honestly this book does the town justice. From the mansions of the garden district to the cities of the dead in the cemetery, every description takes you to the place itself. I can almost smell the moss and sweet tea.

Lastly, as a Coliloquy title, Dead Letter Office, features that hallmark choose your path points in the book where we as readers influence the story’s direction. This book however has many more of these points than other Coliloquy titles I’ve read and that’s a great thing. It felt quote like reading a Goosebump choose your own adventure and I loved that!

You don’t want to miss out on this series. And if you do, well then something is seriously wrong with you.

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Jan 17, 2012 Stacy [The Novel Life] rated it 4 of 5 stars

First Line: The dead man smiles at me.

Dead Letter Office takes us into the life of sixteen year old Celia Jane, who moves with her mother from San Diego, CA to New Orleans, LA after Celia's dad dies in Afghanistan. During Celia's first few days in New Orleans she finds a centuries old letter hidden in a tree in her "New Orleans royalty" grandparents back yard. The letter leads Celia, ghost-hottie Luc; witch-friend Tilly; and live-hottie & Sheriff's son Donovan on the trail to solving a moder...more

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Apr 04, 2013 Kayleigh rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Young adults

Recommended to Kayleigh by: 'Never Too Old for Y.A.' (Goodreads group)

Shelves: children-s-books, reviewed

Before I start, please note that this book was given to me free by the publisher in exchange for a review. What I have written is my honest opinion.

This is the first 'Active Fiction' e-book I've read. It gives the reader an option of the direction they want the plot to take. The last time I read a book (let alone an e-book!) in any way similar to that was when I was about 10, reading an Enid Blyton Famous Five 'red herring' book. I was therefore really intrigued as to what to expect. Would there...more Before I start, please note that this book was given to me free by the publisher in exchange for a review. What I have written is my honest opinion.

This is the first 'Active Fiction' e-book I've read. It gives the reader an option of the direction they want the plot to take. The last time I read a book (let alone an e-book!) in any way similar to that was when I was about 10, reading an Enid Blyton Famous Five 'red herring' book. I was therefore really intrigued as to what to expect. Would there be red herrings? Would it make the book worse? Well, no and no, as it turns out. I'll get to that in a bit.

This is a brilliantly written story that centres around Celia, who has just lost her father and moved to New Orleans with her mum so she can get to know her father's side of the family. Celia soon has 3 friends (2 of which are potential love interests) and bounces well off the other characters. Snyder has included the obligatory 'popular crowd', but added unusual details to a few of the group's members that makes it interesting, and slightly more dangerous than your average 'death-by-gossip' group.

Starting from the beginning, this was one of those books I knew would capture my interest as soon as I read the first line:

"The dead man smiles at me."

The rest of this page draws me in further, and I went from there. An odd thing I liked (and noticed fairly early on) is that Celia doesn't ruin the first person narrative she's got going on by telling us what she looks like. It's good enough for me to know she's pretty enough to have a surfer dude boyfriend before she moves away, haha!

Coming back to the reader choices, I was a little startled when the first one came up, but that's just me not being used to it! I liked the sense of power I got from helping Celia make the 'right' choice. They were also placed really well within the story, at pivotal plot moments, so there wasn't too much or too little of them. There was only one (right at the end) that I thought was pointless, although having re-read the description on Goodreads, I now know that it's a vote the author wanted so as to establish reader preference on Celia's love interests. Lucky Cee!

I must admit, I did read all the alternative versions, so I can say that there are no 'red herrings'. Some choices lead you to the answer faster than others, and sometimes there'll be a quirky scene that comes with one choice, but is barely mentioned in the other. Without wanting to spoil anything, something key to the background knowledge of Donovan and Peyton's relationship is only mentioned in one of the choices. I haven't quite decided if this is a good thing yet - that little piece of knowledge was good to know, I thought!

Overall, Kira Snyder has built a great sense of anticipation between the main characters, and has set the foundation for future crime/mystery-solving. It was a brilliant book and I'll definitely be reading the next in the series.(less)

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Apr 04, 2013 Jo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Remember those old Choose Your Own Adventure Stories? They were great for an afternoon read when you were a kid. However, there wasn't any substance to the characters in those books. This book has it all. I was a tad worried when I heard this was an interactive book. Sometimes, interactive means weak story, but this is so not the case for Dead Letter Office. The book is fun and spooky. Celia has a great voice as narrator, and you feel invested in her journey. The choices were agonizing though. I...more

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Apr 18, 2013 Sherry rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-4-review, kindle-read, part-of-a-series, paranormal

This review and others can be found on my blog She Has A Knack For It

I found this book to be a nice, fun, quick, and easy read. A few parts were a little creepy, but it wasn't a scary story. Example: Celia is in the cemetery and feels someone put a hand on her shoulder, but when she turns around no one is there.

The above description explains the basic storyline, so I won't go into that. I will tell you that I liked all of the characters in the book. Celia seemed the most developed. While I felt...more This review and others can be found on my blog She Has A Knack For It

I found this book to be a nice, fun, quick, and easy read. A few parts were a little creepy, but it wasn't a scary story. Example: Celia is in the cemetery and feels someone put a hand on her shoulder, but when she turns around no one is there.

The above description explains the basic storyline, so I won't go into that. I will tell you that I liked all of the characters in the book. Celia seemed the most developed. While I felt like I needed to know a little more about Tilly and Donovan. I think some of that is related to the choose where you go. I think it cut down on some of the usual character building. I fully expect to get to know them better as the series goes on. I also liked Luc. As I knew this was a paranormal type of story, I had no problem believing in the ghost aspect of it. The mystery as a whole could have been thought out a little better and I'm still not sure what the connection was between the old murder and the present day one (did I miss that somewhere?). I once again wonder if some of the simplicity/missing/jumps were part of the drawback to the choose where you go.

I definitely hope there is further information in the next book of the series. I could tell there was clearly more going on with Celia's family (her grandfather, clearly knew more than he was telling). I felt the author did a pretty good job with the struggles between Celia's Mom and Celia's Paternal Grandparents.

This was the first "choose where you go next" type of story that I've read. Overall, I liked my options, but it was still a little limiting. Sometimes I wanted a third option that was a combination of the two or a completely different third option. These choices do give you more options for readability later on. You could easily re-read the story and pick a different option on where to go. Even though it's suppose to get you to the same end, there was one part near the end that I pretty sure was more in reference to an option other than the one I picked. It was related to Tilly.

Overall I was amused and I wouldn't mind reading this type of story in the future and possibly further into this series itself. A Solid 3 Stars, as it definitely has potential.(less)

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May 21, 2012 Janae's Book Obsession rated it 5 of 5 stars

I received this ebook from the publisher, Coliloquy. Coliloquy is different from other publishers and gives the reader a different experience giving you an "active fiction" experience. What might that be you ask? Well it's a new way of e-reading that lets you choose the way you want the story to head. Throughout the story you are given options where you can choose what way it goes but the reader still gets the same outcome so you aren't missing anything. It's really a fun experience and this is...more

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Jan 26, 2012 Erica rated it 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars

I have been so impressed by Coliloquy thus far, because their books are just fantastic! And Dead Letter Office was no exception! Dead Letter Office was such a great read and I am very excited to hear more from Kira Snyder and the wonderful cast of Dead Letter Office.

The plot of this one was so unique – it wasn’t quite like anything I have read before. I loved Kira Snyder’s portrayal of ghosts, as it was very cool. Discovering what would happen next and trying to figure out what exactly...more

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Apr 14, 2013 AnathemaDevice rated it 4 of 5 stars

Dead Letter Office is a refreshing and pleasant read. It was easy to fall into the world and picture the events Kira had created for us. The first thing I look for in a book is, can it keep my attention? In this case the answer is yes, and I wanted to know more! The suspense and the reveals were spread out appropriately. (One thing I can't stand is novelists constantly using reveals as a method of suspense. This doesn't happen here, thankfully).

This leads me on to the second thing I liked about...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Jess rated it 3 of 5 stars

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review

This book started off with great promise, but for me went downhill rather quickly. I love the idea of a young girl dealing with the loss of losing her father, and moving to a new place; however, the story began to seem extremely far fetched when the ghost started coming into play. I had trouble understanding how the person murdered now was related to the past, and that never really seemed to be explained at all. I guess you just have...more

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Apr 20, 2013 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal, ya, arc

This book was interesting. Like other reviewers this was my first interactive novel. I am not sure I really like it, the picking I mean. At first I thought this is amazing I love that I get to choose. But halfway through I just started thinking what am I missing by not choosing the other path. This was not helped by a couple of things that were mentioned that must have been related to another choice. However, once I finished the book I did go back and select the other options just to find out wh...more

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Apr 14, 2013 Nara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: netgalley, fantasy, paranormal, magic, reviewed, for-review

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Thank you to Coliloquy for sending me a copy of Dead Letter Office through NetGalley. In no way did this affect my opinion of the book.

Before starting Dead Letter Office I was quite intrigued with how the Active Fiction/Choose Your Own Adventure aspect of it was going to work. It had been a while since I'd read a CYOA (last time was probably primary school), so I was really looking forward to it. I'm only going to be reviewing for the path that I personally took,...more For full review please click here

Thank you to Coliloquy for sending me a copy of Dead Letter Office through NetGalley. In no way did this affect my opinion of the book.

Before starting Dead Letter Office I was quite intrigued with how the Active Fiction/Choose Your Own Adventure aspect of it was going to work. It had been a while since I'd read a CYOA (last time was probably primary school), so I was really looking forward to it. I'm only going to be reviewing for the path that I personally took, so if you're reading the book and wondering why some of the things I talk about haven't come up, that's probably why.

First line: The dead man smiles at me.

Already, in the first few chapters, a lot of intrigue is built around the characters and the plot. Celia seems to be a very intelligent character- my favourite kind!- and also seems pretty damn brave. I know that I would be completely freaked out if I found out that ghosts were real, but Celia seems to take it in her stride. She wasn't even affected much when she discovers that Tilly is a witch (not a spoiler! It's in the blurb). She was quite headstrong, and seemed to have no fear whatsoever while leading investigations and tracking down murderers. She's definitely the kind of protagonist that I really enjoy reading about.

The pace of the book was very good, with the element of mystery constantly hanging in the air- meaning there was enough intrigue for me not to lose interest while reading. When I first saw the book, it seemed like it was going to be really long, but because of the different choices throughout, it actually wasn't at all too long. It was short, fast-paced and an easy read. I almost would've wanted it to be longer, because I wanted to keep reading about the characters!

There was certainly no aspect of the book that I would majorly criticise. However, some very minor criticisms include the fact that the investigation was a bit unrealistic (would teenagers really have such easy access to all those resources??) and the fact that Celia accepted everything a bit too easily (as I said before, I would be freaking out majorly if all this stuff happened to me, least of all finding a really old letter with my name on it.)

Oh. My. God. One of the choices towards the end is which love interest Celia chooses. YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME KIRA!!! I chose Luc by the way. BUT THAT TOOK SOME THINKING. I was literally staring at that page for 10 minutes wondering which one I should pick. The electricity of Luc, the heat of Donovan or the asshattery of Sloan? Which would you pick? I was actually kind of contemplating choosing the asshole because I thought it might be interesting. I find myself somewhat conflicted, because on the one hand, I like the fact that Snyder gives us the choice. But on the other hand, I dislike being given the choice, as I like to see what the author chooses- because that's obviously the choice that the characters themselves would go for. I don't know what happens in the other paths, because I chose Luc, but I assume the endings were somewhat similar- very open, and leaving obvious room for a sequel.

Dead Letter Office was a really fun read. I don't know why so few people have read it, but I think that maybe it's because there hasn't been much publicity surrounding it. It's certainly not because it's a bad book. It's awesome and you should buy yourself a copy! On to the next one for me!

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Apr 05, 2013 Rana rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery-thriller, paranormal-fantasy, young-adult-fiction

I received this book for an honest review.

The concept of this book sounded interesting... like the old Choose-Your-Own-Adventure books from elementary school. I've not seen one of these for an older crowd so I had to read it!

Unfortunately, it feels like there is too much going on in this book. I'm okay with a teen shirking her teen-responsibilities to ignore the law and try to solve a case that she has no business with. I can get down with a book about a teen who talks to a ghost that helps her...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Waynn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Celia Macarty is one of the best realized thriller female protagonist since Veronica Mars. I love how loyal she is to her friends, while solving centuries-old mysteries and still being a teenager all the while, and I love that as a reader I get to read multiple scenes and really get inside the head of the author. I always wonder how they end up writing such compelling characters, and seeing how a character acts in many different scenarios helps flesh them out in a way that a regular book doesn't...more

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Apr 22, 2013 Zaia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Well, this was a pleasant surprise!
Firstly, the story plot was really interesting. I love stories about ghosts and a little romance, and I also like a bit of mystery solving. So that got me all excited.
I also really liked the characters, and especially Tilly. She made me laugh soooo much!! I was a bit scared of crying though, and hell I did at the end...
Oh my god I loved the interacting part of the book! I remember stealing some of those adventure game ones with the dragons and faeries from my b...more

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Apr 09, 2013 Christina rated it 4 of 5 stars

A choose your own adventure? Yes please. I felt like a kid again reading this book. Being able to control what Celia did next really drew me in and gave me an invested interest in what happens. I think without this I may have put the book down after the first few chapters.
All in all I think the book was really well written and had just the right amount of adventure. I was kind of thrown off when Celia solved the murder. It seemed to come out of no where and I really wish just those few chapters...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Jennifer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Books about ghosts usually freak me out but I really enjoyed Dead Letter Office. The rich historical backdrop makes it both realistic and fascinating. It's the story of Celia, a teenager whose life has been turned upside down by the loss of her father and a move to New Orleans. As Celia attempts to place herself in the new social hierarchy and to connect with her father through his roots in this mystical city, she stumbles upon a historical connection that puts her in a very difficult place: she...more

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Apr 25, 2013 Purpinkrose rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read4review

I received this book for an honest review.

The synopsis intrigued me when I read it, it didn't disappoint. I love Celia's character. I loved the interaction between all the characters and how different they were. Celia moves to New Orleans with her mom after her dad dies. and meets her grandparents whom she hasn't seen. She finds a letter in the tree of her grandparents house. And this starts her quest to find a murderer.

The pace and flow of the book was right, I didn't feel like it waned in any...more

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Apr 18, 2013 Ambur rated it 5 of 5 stars

I don't actually read very many mysteries, but whenever I do, I remember just how awesome they are. It's kind of neat to have everything slowly unveil before you as the main character figures everything out. :D Dead Letter Office definitely did the whole mystery element well, and the fact that it is an active fiction title made it even better! Instead of being a passive reader experiencing everything as the character makes choices, you get to make the choices for them and that was fantastic!

I ma...more I don't actually read very many mysteries, but whenever I do, I remember just how awesome they are. It's kind of neat to have everything slowly unveil before you as the main character figures everything out. :D Dead Letter Office definitely did the whole mystery element well, and the fact that it is an active fiction title made it even better! Instead of being a passive reader experiencing everything as the character makes choices, you get to make the choices for them and that was fantastic!

I made sure to read all of the possible alternatives so that I could review this title fairly, and I really liked that the differences between paths were subtle, but they also stood out and did take the story in different directions. :D I definitely loved that you get to choose how it all unfolds though because that was a really interesting experience. :)

Along with the mystery element, Dead Letter Office was also shrouded in the paranormal, and since the main character, Celia, was pretty curious, she worked hard to try and figure out everything that's going on. I really enjoyed Celia! She was curious, and I liked the honest relationship she had with her mother. :D Donovan, Tilly, and Luc were also really interesting characters. I'm gonna try to spoil too much, but there is definitely a love triangle going on in this one...and boy is it a strange one. :P haha I loved that each character provided a different element to the story through their relationship with Celia, too. Through Donovan, you get to see the whole Detective side of uncovering the truth, and through Tilly, you get to see magic and all that fun stuff! :D Luc also brings a very interesting perspective, but I'm going to let him remain a mystery until you read Dead Letter Office yourself! ;D

Overall, I loved Dead Letter Office! The active fiction aspect of the story brought a whole new element to the story, and made the mystery even more fascinating. The characters were great, and the writing was descriptive and kept me riveted until the last page...in every version of the story that I tried! I'd recommend this one to mystery fans, and even to those who aren't a fan of mysteries. I think you'd really enjoy this one if you like crime stories on TV, too. All in all, I thought Dead Letter Office was fantastic, and I can't wait to read the sequel, Post Mortem! :D(less)

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May 06, 2013 Jennifer Jensen (Literally Jen) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: from-publisher

22%: Uh oh. I've come to my first "what happens next?" question, and I'm stumped over what to choose. After getting to know the character, I think I know what she would do. But what she does and what she really wants to do are two very different things. AGH!!! This is so, so much harder than I thought it would be.

41%: *bites nails* I'm nervous, I'm nervous! Both of these choices I could make seem like good ones. I'm really curious about both of them, but I am making my choice based on whom I wan...more

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Aug 29, 2012 Nikki rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was my first time reading a choose your own adventure on kindle. I really enjoyed it, however to go back and read it again I found you had to be connected to wireless to reload it and my old non-3G kindle couldn't get the job done from 30,000 feet. I'll post more about how predictable/unpredictable the other versions of the story are once I get the kindle back online.

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Mar 17, 2012 Lena rated it 5 of 5 stars

I enjoy this book a lot. I liked how you could choose where the plot went... Snyder did a great job of keeping you interested, and excited for what happens next. CeeCee was a strong character and I also liked the paranormal touch in the plot too. Please go read this book, I had a great time with it!!!

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Jun 30, 2012 Carla rated it 4 of 5 stars

Bought this app/book for my Nook as it reminded me of the "Choose your own adventure" books of my childhood. It was a very juvenile read, yet fun at the same time. I would most likely buy the next book in the series as curiousity in how the plot progresses would get me!

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Feb 12, 2012 danielle. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-books

What a cool concept! I loved this story and the interactivity of the Coliloquy platform is awesome. Looking forward to more titles from this publisher.

You can see my full review here: http://www.mymercurialmusings.com/201...

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Mar 15, 2013 Tara SG marked it as to-read

Shelves: paranormal, on-kindle, tbr, top-tbr, ya

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Jan 23, 2012 Kim Baccellia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amazing read. Think Ghost Whisperer meets Veronica Mars.

YA Books Central review:

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Apr 26, 2013 Debra marked it as to-read

Shelves: first-reads-won

Won this in Goodreads first reads giveaway. Looking forward to reading and reviewing it.

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Jul 05, 2012 Briana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: my-personal-library

3.5 Stars. More to come.

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