I'm always up for a good ghost story, and this one was certainly good. 
 Told from two different points of view, one being from Wes, a college student in New York for a summer school film course, and the other being from Annie, the ghost who suddenly appears and turns Wes' world upside down. 
 I enjoyed the mystery of the book overall, and felt like it was paced nicely. The big pieces of the puzzle that made up Annie's death were revealed in a timely manner, and the best part was that I wasn't able to guess all of them. I love that! The author also did especially well with the multiple settings in this book, madern day NYC, and then New York circa 1825. Loved the dual perspective throughout the book; it was fascinating being in Annie's head because I felt like it just further immersed me in the mystery of the story. Everything wasn't being told from an outside perspective- it was coming from the source. Also loved the continual theme of the cameras and film-they were what allowed things unseen to be seen, because to see the truth "you just can't look at it too closely". 
 I feel like the book could've done without the romance. I wouldn't say that it took away from the story, but it didn't add anything either. It was just kind of there, and I thought it was unnecessary. There was no substance to it. I could never think of any real reasons why Wes thought he was in love with Annie, other than him continually telling me how beautiful she is. Then there's the romance going on with Maddie at the same time, and I'm just over here like, "Dude, what are you DOING?!" The whole romance thing was just a complication to me. 
 That ending- talk about rushed. Out of the freaking blue and I still have questions, and yet I also like the unfinished feeling because of it being a mystery & ghost story. It adds to the overall "booga booga" feel. Still, I would've liked some sort of closure? Maybe it was given and I just can't figure it out? I'm not sure. (view spoiler)[ I wanted to know what happened with Annie's family after the Display, and what happened to change the future so dramatically. Who survived? Did Wes forget everything because Annie was never really there? IS ANNIE OKAY?! (hide spoiler)] My poor emotions. 
 Really enjoyed this. A fast-paced read with definite mystery and the extra factor of ghosts, betrayal, and secrets that have been buried for nearly two centuries. I recommend it to anyone looking for a good ghost story with a modern twist.