This was a very interesting read. The cover got my attention but it was the synopsis that pulled me in. 
 I will say while it was an interesting read and it totally had my attention from the start, because I was wondering if Tess had special powers, or if she just saw ghosts or stuff, and I kept on reading to figure out which one it was. But on the other hand, it was a little confusing at times. The whole setting was normal and everything but it was a little off to me. 
 So apparently it takes place in present time, but things are different. Pregnant women have to take screenings to see if their babies/fetus will have a defect and if they do, they are forced to abort the baby. Oh and apparently it's been banned/been decided that it's politically incorrect to say "abortion" and "terminated" now. Oh and also, a lot of things are illegal now, like having guns, being "crazy", and religion has been banned. Not to mention that amendments have altered or removed from the constitution and stuff. The being crazy got to me, because apparently if you're determined as crazy, you are a burden to society, and while it's mentioned, it seems like burdens are frowned upon and the government might even take drastic measures to get rid of them. 
 On the other hand, I liked that there was a little bit of romance, even if it an overly used trope, it was so cliche and of course we knew that Tess and Luka were going to end up together. I admit that I was a little bit more interested in Pete, her younger brother, and I wanted to see what was going on with him, of course it was easy to see that he was possessed/ fell to the dark side. 
 Other than that, I think I was left with a lot more questions than answers, which seems to be the case with a lot of the recent books. Either way, I look forward to reading the next book.