Synopsis: 
 Maddie has seen numbers on people's foreheads since she was born. She didn't know what they meant until the day that her father died. The exact date of his death had been there in front of her for her entire life and she hadn't done anything to change it. But can the numbers even be changed? In all her years of reading them, she's never seen the numbers change. Even telling people, for a price, what their death dates are has never made the number change. When one of Maddie's clients doesn't take the news of her son's death date well, Maddie soon finds herself at the center of a police investigation and a suspect for murder. 
 Thoughts: 
 There are lots of things going on in this book: Maddie's guilt over feeling like she didn't do enough to save her dad, her mother's alcoholism, being a suspect of murder, and being bullied by students and teachers. Poor Maddie can't seem to catch a break throughout the entire book. Honestly, what I liked most about her was that she didn't behave stoically. She burst into tears, got upset, but still kept pushing on. It also had an unexpectedly sweet ending. 
 Actual Rating: 3.5 
 Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. 
 Publication Date: January 13, 2015