Undeadly is a fun, fast read and I will probably seek out the next one in the series. Molly Bartolucci goes to school and works part-time in her Dad's business patching up broken zombies. Yes, zombies are part of this society. Apparently you can keep your dead ones sort of alive. Just don't forget to feed them or they might eat you. Molly is looking forward to getting her first kiss from the school hunk, Rick, at her 16th birthday party. The kiss is everything she had hoped for but is followed by a disaster. Rick falls, hits his head on the fireplace, and dies. Molly brings him back to life (mostly) using a talent that she didn't realize she possessed. This gets the attention of a reaper named Rath who was there to collect Rick's soul and help it on it's journey. After he realizes that Molly not only changed fate but is able to actually see Rath, things really get interesting. Molly ends up going to a special school to develop her abilities. The story also incorporates elements of Egyptian mythology - specifically the god of the underworld, Anubis. Although this is obviously a young adult novel, the author does not talk down to her audience and I enjoyed the book.