This book wasn't bad by any means, but I would stick it in the "fluff" category. The story of a girl who can sense the echoes of the dead, particularly those that had met with unfortunate circumstances, and the imprints they leave on their killers had so much potential...but it sort of fell by the way side. 
 Instead it seemed like the book focused too much on the growing romance between Violet and Jay and the drama surrounding Homecoming and who is going to prom with who etc. Don't get me wrong, I loved the little romantic bits between Vi and Jay...but I wish that it had been the other way around. That the hunt for the killer had been a little more prominent and the high school drama a little more in the background. 
 And the ending? Come on, really? That's how it's going to end? A little anti-climactic and rather cliched in my opinion. I'm sure there was a better way to have gone about it, but for whatever reason the author decided not to. 
 Read this book if you want, it's good for what it is. A quick read that doesn't require much mental focus. I could take it or leave it.