Suzanne Simon (Suze)…ghost mediator extraordinaire is finally in a relationship with the delectable ghost, Jesse. But she’s also been trying to curb that inner voice which niggles and asks uncomfortable questions: What kind of a future does she have with a spook? How will she sustain a relationship with a man who is visible only to her? And what about the fact that she will age and pass through different stages of life, but Jesse will remain eternally young?
Adding fuel to the ghostly fire is Paul Slater, unscrupulous fellow-mediator. He has no qualms about playing underhanded tricks to break up the golden pair. And then he comes up with a plan. Paul, having the ability like all mediators to time-travel will travel back to 1850 and prevent Jesse from ever being murdered and having an untimely death. But this ‘humane’ plan has one little glitch. It will mean that Suze will never remember that she knew and loved a ghost called Jesse DeSilva.
Will Suze do the right thing and finally provide peace to Jesse’s wandering soul?...or will she hush her noisy conscience and hold on the best thing that has ever happened to her otherwise crazy life?
Meg Cabot winds up the teen-series in summer blockbuster style…lots of laughs and enough drama to keep the emotionally involved teary-eyed
Adding fuel to the ghostly fire is Paul Slater, unscrupulous fellow-mediator. He has no qualms about playing underhanded tricks to break up the golden pair. And then he comes up with a plan. Paul, having the ability like all mediators to time-travel will travel back to 1850 and prevent Jesse from ever being murdered and having an untimely death. But this ‘humane’ plan has one little glitch. It will mean that Suze will never remember that she knew and loved a ghost called Jesse DeSilva.
Will Suze do the right thing and finally provide peace to Jesse’s wandering soul?...or will she hush her noisy conscience and hold on the best thing that has ever happened to her otherwise crazy life?
Meg Cabot winds up the teen-series in summer blockbuster style…lots of laughs and enough drama to keep the emotionally involved teary-eyed
2 comments:
Amazing Review!!
Thanks Anna! I love this series. Another of the Cabot gems.
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