DNF. 
 I want to love this book. I really do. It has everything I want: ghosts, graveyard and an unsolved murder . 
 Indeed, the beginning was super engrossing: it has a haunting and chilling atmosphere. The protagonist, Amelia, is a person who can see ghosts, and she have to learn to avoid them to live a normal life. Seriously, she have to go home immediately after school instead of hanging around with her friends or do extraccurricular activities since the ghost of her teacher stalked her. Another great part of the novel is Amelia's expertise on graveyards. Her commentary on tombstones and all morbid things are amazing. But then comes the WORST PART of this story. 
 THE CRINGEY ROMANCE 
 Gosh, when Detective Devlin appeared, it completely ruined this fucking book! He is not at all a bad character. Indeed, I like him too: mysterious, brooding and kept to himself, but the atmosphere of the story completely changed 180 degree when Amelia saw him. It felt like Amelia suddenly goes from a normal woman who is calm, cool and collected about graveyards to one who obsessed over Devlin. 
 There is not a single fucking page where she didn't drool over this guy. I mean sure, it is okay to be initially attracted to someone when you first met them, but you don't waste your entire fucking existence obssessing over them. I want to read about the murder of the woman in the tombstone, not Amelia's comment how hot Detective Devlin is in his expensive suits! 
 As the plot moves on, this one-sided romance continued to ruin the atmosphere of this book . It was all scary and mysterious one moment, then it suddenly become like a chick-flick in the next paragraph. I tried to gloss over the part where Amelia commented on how handsome/mysterious/cold Devlin is and focus on the part on graveyard and murder (which is very well-written), but there are so many parts where this woman drool over our male character that I cannot avoid it. Dude, the Devlin guy even had a dead wife and a dead kid. Just leaved him alone. 
 In the end, it was fucking annoying. I quit. I love this story, but I wish someone else had written it, such as Tana French. This story would have been perfect if the romance was amorphous, subtle and perhaps blossoming as the character know each other more. But with the way Stevens write it, it is just like a spoon of lovey dovey shoved down your throat. 
 So disappointed. I really enjoy the plot, except for the romance.