The troubled teens are still on the run from the sinister Edison Group; Chloe's necromancy skills are getting stronger and stronger, Tori is able to perform magic that witches many times her age can't achieve without incantations and Derek's changes are getting more intense and more frequent. Add her romantic entanglement with both Simon AND Derek - things couldn't get much more complicated for Chloe Saunders. 
 After holding up at a safe house but not feeling all that safe at the moment, Chloe has to cope with an evil teenage ghost haunting the house and a necromancer mentor who doesn't believe Chloe's skills. Along with the threat of the Edison Group hanging over them, the teens grow more and more suspicious of anyone and everyone until... at last - one way or another - they get to the bottom of the Lyle House mystery... 
 I'm always anxious when I get to the last book in a series/trilogy that I'm enjoying. I want to know just how it's going to end but at the same time I don't want to have to leave the characters. 
 Chloe has grown so much since the first book. Her powers are developing experientially and she's come a long way from the stuttering fearful girl into the woman who overcomes her fears when it comes to protecting the ones she loves. 
 The other characters are great in their own ways too - I'm not sure after the first book I ever thought I could like Tori but she's grown on me and I'm glad that the others accepted her into their merry crew of adolescent misfits. 
 I loved the amount of action that occurs throughout this book. There's evil angry ghosts, get away plans, werewolves and so much more. This was a fantastic instalment in the trilogy however - I didn't love the ending. Or rather, I didn't like that the trilogy was ending. There's so much more I want to know. But I did love how all the drama came to climax and the resulting resolution was fitting to the series.