True rating is probably around a 2.5. 
 I have...some feelings...about this book. Mostly about the ending. Gah. That ending. 
 I wanted to like this book SO MUCH! It was going so well! Until that damn ending. It made no sense whatsoever. I just couldn't buy it. The ending turned what was going to be a 3 to 4 star book to a 2-2.5 star book. But before I get spoilery, some basic stuff. 
 Our narrator Paige is supposed to be a teenage girl. Though at times her diary entries seemed to be written by someone far younger. The diary entries was a cool idea but it wasn't executed well at all. I feel like some of the creep factor of this book could have been written a lot better and would have come across better if it hadn't been written for a diary standpoint. 
 With the diary its past tense, we only get one point of view and we don't get any "atmospheric" sense which I think you kind of need in order to help pull off the "haunting" aspect. I feel like a lot of the creepy things that happen would have been made creepier if they had been written in present tense or if we had the POV of maybe the brother or if it had been written in third person instead of first. 
 The characters are also very flat and seem one dimensional also due to the fact that it is a diary format so you really don't get to care much about the other characters. (view spoiler)[ I mean when Raphe and Logan died, I didn't care. I just could not bring myself to care. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall this book had a lot of potential but the story wasn't executed well. The ending was hodge podged together. It genuinely felt like the author realized that the story had to go somewhere and threw a bunch of things together and tried to have them make sense. It just didn't work. The diary format I think did a disservice to the story and the characters were kind of flat. Not the creepy "horror" book I was hoping for. 
 Alright. Now for my feelings on the ending. 
 (view spoiler)[ WTF was that ending? Like, she's a conductor of dark energy and just snapped and killed Raphe and Logan? Like what? Then! Then! When she's confronted with this she goes "oh okay" and lets herself be locked into Amelia's room. Then she runs away and burns to death in a fire. Why? Just, why? It felt like the author was trying to create a shocking ending but in reality it just fell flat. 
 How in the hell did Chole know she wasn't right and yet there were no hints to it previously! There was very little foreshadowing and just Grrrrr. I am so frustrated with this ending. To me the ending was a cop out. It really was. (hide spoiler)]