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 Suze Simon has adjusted to life in sunny Carmel, California. She's sent a few ghosts packing, she's still dealing with the ghost - Jesse - who lives in her bedroom, and she is even somewhat popular. Her adjustment is just in time too, because her best friend from New York - Gina - is visiting for the week and she is so excited. Hanging out with her best friend by lying on the beach and soaking up some rays, while occasionally going to school? Sounds like a good time to Suze. But, of course, Suze isn't that lucky. While picking up some drinks at the local mart at one of the beaches, she sees something completely odd. Four teenagers dressed in formal wear trying to pinch a case of beer. Suze knows that there's no way the store owner is going to let them get away with that, so why are they even bothering? 
 That's when she notices the truth. They're not alive. They're ghosts. They're the spirits of the four teens who died in a horrific car accident the other night. Should be a breeze, because she has handled worse cases, right? Wrong. It starts when Jesse mentions that the four spirits are angry and he's concerned for Suze's wellfare. Then when she actually sees the ghosts again their sending down a plaster Mardi Gras head onto a fellow classmate of hers. The classmate who was in the other car and walked away unscathed. Now, she knows that it's a matter of revenge...but who's? 
 I've said it in my other reviews for this series, and I don't mind saying it again. I love these books a lot. And even though it's been over a decade since I first read them, they are still great.