Liv loves art. When she gets a scholarship to attend Wickham Hall, a prestigious boarding school, she knows it means that she will have her own studio and her own supply of real paints. It's everything she's ever wanted. When Malcolm Astor, a wealthy and very popular student, enters her life, she thinks she might be falling in love. But she doesn't get to enjoy her new life for long. Just weeks after arriving, Liv is murdered. There's one person on campus who can see her. Her outcast friend Gabe, who most people think is crazy because he's been seeing dead girls on campus since he arrived. With his help, Liv tries to solve the mystery behind her death. 
 This book had me hooked right from the beginning. It starts off with a murder victims POV and then continues to weave together Liv's narration and the stories of the girls that have been killed throughout the rest of the novel. Liv is obsessed with art and the name dropping of artists and paintings in the beginning had me opening up the internet more often than not to see what the heck she was talking about. These references lighten up for the second half of the book. 
 This story has a lot packed into it, but it handles everything so well. Boarding school, secret society, ghosts. Oh my. And the characters are just... I love them. I didn't want the book to end. It was such a bittersweet story. 
 Publication Date: March 11, 2014