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Ballad for a Mad Girl

by Vikki Wakefield (Goodreads Author)

4.07 · Rating Details · 123 Ratings · 48 Reviews

Everyone knows seventeen-year-old Grace Foley is a bit mad. She’s a prankster and a risk-taker, and she’s not afraid of anything—except losing. As part of the long-running feud between two local schools in Swanston, Grace accepts a challenge to walk the pipe.

That night she experiences something she can’t explain. The funny girl isn’t laughing anymore. She’s haunted by voi ...more

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Jun 14, 2017 Cait (Paper Fury) rated it liked it

Shelves: young-adult, paranormal, 3-star, aussie-authors, ya-without-romance, read-2017

So it's always exciting to find an Aussie book that isn't a flat out contemporary! And I had noooo idea what this was when I attempted to gnaw on the cover -- turns out it's a paranormal murder mystery. Ghost possession, hallucinations, teenagers with greasy hair. The whole kaboodle. However the reason I wasn't particularly keen on it in the end is just that: I found the writing rather unemotional. And I harbour this secret sneaky feeling that solving a murder mystery by ghost possession is chea ...more

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May 18, 2017 Tilly Booth rated it it was amazing

ALRIGHT LISTEN UP BOOK NERDS. This book is fucking fantastic and if you want to read something that is YA, Australia, a little spooky and wholly emotional then for the love of all bookish gods, PICK THIS BOOK UP. You will not regret it, trust me.

Vikki Wakefield is an auto-buy author for me. She's fantastic. Her writing style is one of the greatest I've had the pleasure of reading and her characters are relatable and real. I can honestly and proudly say that Ballad for a Mad Girl is my new favou ALRIGHT LISTEN UP BOOK NERDS. This book is fucking fantastic and if you want to read something that is YA, Australia, a little spooky and wholly emotional then for the love of all bookish gods, PICK THIS BOOK UP. You will not regret it, trust me.

Vikki Wakefield is an auto-buy author for me. She's fantastic. Her writing style is one of the greatest I've had the pleasure of reading and her characters are relatable and real. I can honestly and proudly say that Ballad for a Mad Girl is my new favourite book of hers. I had no idea what to expect going into this book and considering I've been suffering a reading slump, this book as a godsend.

Haven't convinced you just yet? WELL JUST YOU WAIT PAL.

This book centres around, Grace Foley who is suffering from losing her mother. It follows her as she tries to continue on with life, her friendships and her relationships with her dad and brother. Already, shits going to be emotional. It's a journey of healing and you're inside this girls head as she tries to figure things out. Things aren't going to be easy for her though when some supernatural shit starts to go down. I kind of got a Stranger Things vibe from this book and I recommend if you're looking for something that has a spine-chilling feel then READ IT. Grace becomes haunted by an old mystery in her town. A girl who's body was never found and a boy's suicide a year later. She not only has to face the haunting of the mystery but her own ghosts as well.

"My heart is a room with an unwelcome visitor. . ."

HOLY CRAP. DID I MENTION. NO ROMANCE. I really, really have so much more to say about this book but i feel like this would become SPOILER CENTRAL and that's not my aim. My aim here is to convince you guys to read this book and then join me in the dark room, slowly going crazy about how good this book is. I'll be rambling about the characters, including all of the amazing, well thought out side characters and mumbling about the fantastic style that is Vikki Wakefield.

READ IT. READ IT. READIT. ...more

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Dec 12, 2016 Amanda rated it it was amazing

Shelves: aussie, ya-lit, text-publishing, for-review, i-have-a-copy, mystery, ghosts, female-pov, favourite-author, favourites, mental-health, horror, friends, death, rural-or-outback, family, small-town, 2017-release, june-2017-release, grief

Ballad for a Mad Girl is Vikki Wakefield's fourth YA novel. Set in the small, rural town of Swanston (nicknamed Swamp Town), we meet seventeen-year-old Grace Foley. Grace grew up on the family farm but after the death of her mother, her father moved Grace and her older brother to a house in town. Since then they just coexist. Grace feels suffocated by her father's rules, and breaks free by entertaining her friends with pranks and stunts, many involving the local gorge.

Grace's personality is so Ballad for a Mad Girl is Vikki Wakefield's fourth YA novel. Set in the small, rural town of Swanston (nicknamed Swamp Town), we meet seventeen-year-old Grace Foley. Grace grew up on the family farm but after the death of her mother, her father moved Grace and her older brother to a house in town. Since then they just coexist. Grace feels suffocated by her father's rules, and breaks free by entertaining her friends with pranks and stunts, many involving the local gorge.

Grace's personality is so clear, right from the first page. She's mad, she's hurt, she's fed up with the life her father is trying to make them live. She doesn't want to live in a small house, she wants her life to go back to the way it was. Back when her mother was alive. To take her mind off things, Grace spends as much time with her friends as possible, but even then, things are changing. Her best friend Kenzie is dating Mitch and Grace won't accept being third wheel. She feels rejected, left out, left behind.

There is a horror element to this story, but it's just the right amount for someone like me who doesn't really do horror (unless it's reading a Stephen King novel during daylight hours.) The opening scene gave a subtle nod to King's novel, Carrie, and from then Vikki Wakefield wove the atmosphere in a way only she can do. There was a growing sense of unease and suspicion. There was a touch of unreliability, mystery, and an ominous history. All of this building to a climax I could not predict. The story was so intriguing I found it easy to immerse myself in Grace's life, to go along on her journey for the truth.

Vikki Wakefield excels at writing about loneliness and small towns, two things that are a major component of this new book. She also tackles grief in a sensitive way, showing how much Grace hurts and the lengths she'll go to to avoid her feelings.

Beautifully written, chilling and atmospheric, Ballad for a Mad Girl is a story with heart, horror, and hope.

Thank you to Text Publishing for my copy. ...more

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Jun 17, 2017 Kirsti (Melbourne on my mind) rated it liked it

Shelves: audience-young-adult, australian, contemporary, library, setting-australia, 2017

Trigger warnings: abuse, death of a parent (in the past), mental health issues.

My thoughts on this book can basically be summed up in one word: Que???

Like...the whole time I was reading this book, I just wasn't sure what the fuck I was reading. Was Grace dealing with mental health problems? Was she an unreliable narrator? Was there genuinely weird paranormal shit going on? I STILL DON'T KNOW.

I liked the writing. I liked Grace. I liked her friends and her family members and her stolen axolotls. ...more

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May 03, 2017 Marianne rated it it was amazing

Ballad For A Mad Girl is the fourth novel by Australian author, Vikki Wakefield. Seventeen-year-old Grace Foley’s dad has grounded her (again) for a stupid prank (and yeah, she probably deserved it). But tonight, there’s a pipe challenge on: all her friends will be there; her daredevil reputation and her record are at stake; she’s got to show those Sacred Heart kids who’s the champion, so of course she’s going to sneak out. But at the quarry, when she’s on the pipe running across the gully, some ...more

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May 27, 2017 jesse rated it it was amazing

Shelves: thriller, favourites, all-time-faves, own, tough-heroine, school-life, young-adult, arc, tugging-at-your-heartstrings, tearjerker, aussie-nz-author, paranormal, call-me-crazy, gritty, text-publishing, 2017

"My heart is a room with an unwelcome visitor."

This is Vikki Wakefield's fourth novel and we 'clicked' right away. Since I've admired and enjoyed her previous work, I knew I would love her newest addition.

It's gritty, it's raw and oh-so gripping. Even though I'm a big scaredy-cat, I adore the thrill just the same and the novel delivers on all accounts. But it's more than a mystery with elements of horror. The author excels at writing about the human condition and character study. Moreover, th "My heart is a room with an unwelcome visitor."

This is Vikki Wakefield's fourth novel and we 'clicked' right away. Since I've admired and enjoyed her previous work, I knew I would love her newest addition.

It's gritty, it's raw and oh-so gripping. Even though I'm a big scaredy-cat, I adore the thrill just the same and the novel delivers on all accounts. But it's more than a mystery with elements of horror. The author excels at writing about the human condition and character study. Moreover, the writing shines the most when she peels back the wonderfully onion-layered characters and the readers get to see them in all their complexity. There are no heroes without a touch of darkness, there are no villains without good intentions. Because we're all messy, complex and sometimes fucked-up creatures.

Our story picks up with the protagonist, seventeen-year-old Grace Foley competing in a dare, one amongst many in a long-running feud between two local schools in Swanston. She's so good at fooling others and pulling pranks that no one believes her, not even her friends when she sees something strange while balancing on top of a pipe.

"Ballad for a Mad Girl" differs from what Wakefield has written insofar as it straddles the line between gritty reality and the paranormal. The reality here gets stretched to a breaking point and sometimes even snaps, only to fall back in place. The reader gets to cross it and experience a new, unexplainable dimension with creepy horror elements. In fact, I found the delicious creep factor to be right my alley, making my toes curl and heart pound but not shit my pants:

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I look down. I'm standing in a puddle.
In the corner, the lamp flickers and fades, only to burn again with a hot brightness - too bright for a forty-watt globe. I launch myself across the room and onto the bed, shuddering and panting. I clutch my pillow for protection and watch as the puddle grows, creeping in a perfect circle, as if the water is being drawn from beneath the floorboards. It's bottomless as a well and inky, like old blood. The patch of light on the floor begins to move as if time is in fast motion; the reflection travels metres in seconds, coming to rest in the centre of the puddle. Time stops. The water is no longer black but illuminated, with the rippling image of a white-painted window. (...)
The light from the lamp takes the edge off the darkness, but not enough to carry to the top of the stairwell. I press up against the headboard. Whatever it is, its breathing is deep and laboured, and it's getting closer. Now I can see a pixelated shadow, low, crawling, and an arm flung wide, slapping down with a thud, fingers grasping at the carpet. (...)
I let out a hysterical shriek. The thing stops moving. Downstairs, Diesel barks, and the thing lifts its head. In the darkness it looks at me; faceless, it looks right at me.
- ch11, p109

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After the unexpected death of her mother, Grace along with her sad, embittered father and gruff, older brother have all been struggling to cope with the big blank she left behind. They awkwardly circle each other, talking but not really talking.

A tragedy that took place more than twenty years ago is somehow connected to her becoming unhinged and Grace is desperately trying to connect them, hoping it will help put her broken pieces together.

With Grace Foley, the author once again created a character so magnetic and deeply flawed, she feels real. She's so full of rage, cheekiness and grief she keeps everyone at a distance. Her once close circle of friends is slowly drifting apart, latching onto new friends. Grace can't distinguish what's real and not anymore, which makes this an engrossing read with her as the unreliable narrator. We see Grace falling apart, losing herself and putting herself back together. The story's focus switches between Grace's unraveling, the twenty-year-old mystery, her friendships, family and the death of her mother.

If you prefer to to read novels with a clean, distinct style that seems effortless in itself, you'll love this one. The visuals, Wakefield put into my head making mundane things poetic and extraordinary through the smallest of details is sheer magic:

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Ruby's is exactly as I remember it: eighties decor with faded plates and scratched cutlery, but filled with warm light and amazing smells. Dad's wearing a dress shirt. It's as creased as his face, but it's a revelation to see him wearing something other than hi-vis workwear.
ch9, p90

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I dip my fingertips in the dust in the bottom of the charcoal box and paint cloudy smears, leaving a ghostly white silhouette in the centre. The dots still dance. If I squint they look like a line of marching ants. Or tiny numbers. All I have to do is play connect the dots. I pick up the tick and follow the numbers: hard, black lines. The charcoal shatters, but I go on, trying not to let the numbers get too far ahead or I'll lose them. I grind each piece to a nub, and when I run out I use my fingers and the corner of an eraser, working the dust, smudging: light here, dark there. An eye. Lashes. A bridge of nose and one slender arm, reaching.
ch6, p63

xxx

"Ballad for a Mad Girl" hits the ground running and kept me at the edge of my seat throughout the whole book. I don't know what else to say except that you should try and read for yourself! ...more

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Jul 04, 2017 Rachel Lightwood rated it did not like it

Shelves: standalone, mystery-horror-thriller, paranormal-fantasy-uf, aussie-authors, young-adult, pub-2017, contemporary, 1-star, ya-circle-reads, read-2017

• Wakefield’s writing style rubbed me the wrong way. I found it physically painful to read like someone was rubbing a grater over my eyeballs with every sentence. I have no patience for lyrical metaphors that try to subtly suggest what is happening. You can be poetic and clear at the same time.
• Grace was unlikable, completely and utterly unlikeable. I had no sympathy for her. She was an awful friend. She was not funny, and it is constantly said that she was meant to be. I literally did not eve ...more

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May 10, 2017 ALPHAreader rated it it was amazing

Vikki Wakefield is one of the most creative and daring authors writing for young adults today. Ballad for a Mad Girl is an Aussie YA Gothic tale that smartly uses the supernatural to explore the depths of grief and growing up, and the pain to be found in both. This is a caring and keening novel, creepy but tender and wholly marvellous.

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Dec 11, 2016 Maggie marked it as to-read

How I feel about Vikki Wakefield's writing:

I cannot wait for this book.

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Mar 02, 2017 Text Publishing rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fiction, ya, australian

‘Fans of intelligent, unflinching, spine-crawling thrillers…will love Ballad for a Mad Girl.’
Books + Publishing

‘I’m obsessed with Vikki Wakefield’s words. Seriously—I’d be happy reading her grocery list.’
Alpha Reader

‘Vikki Wakefield…proves again that she’s the mistress of YA twisted relationships and disturbed characters, all memorable, all sketched with compassion, wit and insight, the adults as well as teens.’
Ruth Starke, Australian Book Review, Books of the Year 2015

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Jan 29, 2017 Diem rated it it was amazing

Shelves: love-oz-ya, young-adult

4.5

Review to come on podcast.

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May 25, 2017 Christine Bongers rated it it was amazing

Shelves: aussie-ya

I'm a huge fan of Vikki Wakefield and her latest offering is a cracker. Dark, gothic, and unputdownable. Loved it.

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Jun 10, 2017 Bec rated it really liked it

Shelves: own, review-physical, read-2017

Review to come

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Apr 26, 2017 Pat rated it it was amazing

Shelves: mystery-and-suspense, aussieya17

I couldn't put this down. It is a thrilling, compelling and scary novel. Wakefield at her best (and that's very, very good).

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Apr 09, 2017 Trisha rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ya-literature, australian-ya, crime, grief-loss, friendship, family, secrets, contemporary, review, mental-illness, ozya2017

I need time to process and to talk to people about this one.

I enjoyed Grace's voice. She always felt real. But sad and dark subject matter mean it's a tough read (but that's expected from this author).

Poignant.

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Jun 11, 2017 Rochelle rated it really liked it

Shelves: own

4.5 stars.

Warning: Do not read this at night. It was so creepy.

Vikki Wakefield has a way of writing characters that get under your skin. Grace Foley certainly has something under her skin. She lost her mother two years ago in an accident. She is reckless and known for pulling crazy pranks and stunts. But during one of the crazy stunts she loses the plot, but this time no one is laughing, especially grace.
As things get weirder, Grace’s friends pull away and she is left on her own to work out if ...more

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Jul 02, 2017 Miffy rated it it was amazing

Holy moley, kids. This book is AMAZING! I've always been a huge fan of Vikki Wakefield, but this book: this book is off the scale. Gripping, scary, thrilling, real, unreal and fabulous. I started it a few days ago, whilst on holidays, and it gripped me, but I didn't have time to really get stuck in. Well, I've just devoured two thirds in one giant gulp. It's 1am. Just read it.

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May 16, 2017 Mima rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ghosts, graveyard, australian-author, favourites, young-adult-contemporary, mental-health, friendship, 2017, won-in-giveaway

My heart is a room with an unwelcome visitor. . ."

I really don't consider myself a poet AT ALL, but to me a poem was the only way to review this book. Hope you enjoy.

My heart has a special place for fictional characters
this book I will never forget.
Vikki writes with finesse and she unravels a mystery
at first - thread by thread
before you know it you're holding your breath.
Grace: daring, leading on, fearless, but lost
in hateful thoughts
silent screams
lonely nights
stretching on and on.
Lights flick ...more

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Jul 11, 2017 Tayla rated it really liked it

it was good

i was surprise

:o

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May 19, 2017 Chent Higson rated it really liked it

Shelves: aus-authors, read-in-2017

The first Vikki Wakefield book I've read and omg I loved it?? It was so good and interesting and fresh and I am definitely gonna read what books of hers I actually own now.

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May 06, 2017 Emily Mead rated it really liked it

Shelves: contemporary, australian-author, read-in-2017

This was so good. The emotions are intense and unsettling - it would be incredible as a movie. In some parts it had a similar vibe to Stranger Things. Definitely recommend.

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Jul 09, 2017 Caitlin rated it really liked it

Shelves: own, will-read-again, read-in-2017, bookclub

Ballad For A Mad Girl is the first book by Vikki Wakefield that I've read. And boy, am I glad I did.

I really enjoyed Wakefield's characterisation and use of dialogue, especially the dialogue tags. It was a refreshing change from all that 'he said, she said' which we're all taught. She showed them doing instead of just telling.
I especially liked the writing of Swanston—nicknamed Swampton. It read as a real country town, and could easily be the one I grew up in, just a bit bigger. It had the sam ...more

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Jun 11, 2017 Sarah rated it really liked it

It’s been so long since I’ve read a book that’s not for uni and I think I made a really good decision in reading “Ballad for a Mad Girl.” I received this book in a Text Publishing Giveaway on Goodreads and was incredibly excited for it! I love my Australian reads!

The story follows Grace Foley as she is suddenly consumed by the twenty-year old mysterious, disappearance of Hannah Holt whilst she tries to navigate the rivalries between public and private schools and maintain friendships, and comfor It’s been so long since I’ve read a book that’s not for uni and I think I made a really good decision in reading “Ballad for a Mad Girl.” I received this book in a Text Publishing Giveaway on Goodreads and was incredibly excited for it! I love my Australian reads!

The story follows Grace Foley as she is suddenly consumed by the twenty-year old mysterious, disappearance of Hannah Holt whilst she tries to navigate the rivalries between public and private schools and maintain friendships, and comfort with her father and brother.

Wakefield creates a story that I felt I could relate to, struggling with personal life and growing up. But the added magical element of the supernatural throws a spanner in the works and adds to the novel’s charm. There are many poignant lines such as “only the living care if you leave flowers,” and “my heart is a room with an unwelcome visitor” that pull at every emotional string that they can.

My biggest concern with this novel, was the pacing. Whilst the beginning was slow and steady, the middle became a lot more scattered and I lost track of where Grace was in the timeline. I also read this in one sitting which made it a lot more confusing.

Another issue I had was with the amount of information the readers were given, whilst we’re thrown three potential people who have impacted the disappearance of Hannah Holt, they felt somewhat underdeveloped in places, or thrown in at the last minute. I wasn’t sure about this. However, I did love the connection that they all shared with Grace’s late mother, and how the novel itself also helped to focus on Grace’s grief and healing after two years without her. I felt that this carried important messages about healing.

All in all, this book was wonderful, I loved a lot of the lines and I liked the character development of Grace and even other characters such as Kenzie (whom I identified with the most at times). I ended up crying as it finished, and I think that’s always a sign of good book.

3.8/5 Stars.
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Jul 05, 2017 Paula Weston rated it it was amazing

Shelves: young-adult, horror, australian, contemporary, supernatural

If this is the first Vikki Wakefield novel you’ve read, you’d be forgiven for thinking she’s made a career out of writing brilliantly crafted, creepy stories.

You’d probably be surprised to learn that this is her first foray into psychological thriller territory because she delivers this novel with such skill and polish. You would not, however, be surprised to learn she’s the highly acclaimed author of three gritty, coming-of-age novels populated with heart-breakingly honest characters.

Ballad Fo ...more

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Jun 08, 2017 Natalie rated it it was amazing

Recommends it for: EVERYONE

Shelves: young-adult, horror, paranormal, favorites

Disclaimer: I won a free copy of this book via a GoodReads giveaway.

Holy SHIT this book was fucking FANTASTIC. I've never read a novel by Vikki Wakefield before and I will be needing to seriously change that because if her other books are as incredible as this one, she has got to be one of my new favourite authors.

This novel was a PHENOMENAL ride from start to finish and I am so deeply grateful that I won a copy because I might not have had a chance to read this otherwise. It's such an incredibl ...more

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May 07, 2017 Nadia King rated it it was amazing

Ballad for a Mad Girl by Vikki Wakefield is about the living, the dead, the long journey of grief, and what happens when the lines between them blur. It’s about knowing that’s real and what’s not, and knowing the difference between what’s in your mind and the supernatural shadows lurking in the corners of your room.

Seventeen-year-old Grace Foley, lives in the rural town of Swanston. She grieves for the loss of her mother and has forgotten how to fit in with her friends. Grace loves pranking but ...more

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Jun 11, 2017 Kimberley rated it liked it

Shelves: australian, supernatural, mystery, young-adult, thriller-suspense, read-2017, paranormal, 3-stars, giveaways

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Jun 04, 2017 Kerry rated it it was amazing

17 yr old Grace has a lot of issues, she's always been the most adventurous, the most inventive when it comes to doing pranks. She has her little gang of friends who join her, though she's always the edgiest, most outrageous. Now, however, when she really feels like she's losing control of herself, her friends aren't as supportive as before. Is Grace going crazy? Does anyone care or are they all just tired of Grace needing to be the centre of attention.
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Jul 07, 2017 Erin rated it liked it

Actual 3.5 - I think I mostly had me problem whilst reading this book. I found myself confused quiet often about setting or the difference between hallucinations and reality but I have a feeling that was kind of the point - we were meant to feel as disorientated as Grace. But it didnt really create a great reading experience for me. I feel like I would enjoy the book a lot more if I re-read it now, knowing all the things about the story line that I do. That being said ghosts and the supernatural ...more

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Jul 09, 2017 Emily rated it liked it

Shelves: 2017, authors-i-have-met, the-ya-circle

RATING: 2.5/5 stars

My main reason that I finished this book was because I am meeting the author on Tuesday at book club. It really confused me which I believe is why it took me so long to read. It had an interesting concept but the supernatural element confused me - was it supposed to be supernatural or a mental illness? I really do not know. I got excited thinking that it was a murder mystery but it was not what I expected. The mystery was there and you did find out answers in the end, but it w ...more

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