About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is trapped in a cycle of self-blame following a loss or a serious mistake. It is an ideal choice for a child who feels isolated by guilt and is searching for a way to say goodbye to someone they lost unexpectedly. The story follows seventeen-year-old Catherine, who is grieving a friend killed in a car accident she feels responsible for. While visiting her grandmother, she is targeted by a mysterious, supernatural entity claiming to be a medium who can bridge the gap between life and death. This atmospheric mystery explores the heavy burden of shame and the dangerous allure of seeking closure in places that seem too good to be true. It is a haunting yet grounded look at the vulnerability of grief, perfect for middle and high school readers who appreciate a spooky, psychological edge to their realistic fiction.
