This was a great read. You think you know who did it, then you don't, then you do....It kept me interested until the end.

From the first pages I immediately had a feeling-oh, one more from "I see dead people".
But then, the reading was more and more fascinating. Not only because of the plot, but also because I think that the author is intelligent, observant, able to philosophize-asking eternal question, for example, - why do good people have to suffer?
And in the end-she kind of spoiled "five star" rating by describing on several pages explanatory dialogs. It was not necessary. Readers are not fool and can understand everything without this boring bla-bla-bla.

Either I didn't read this at all or I've completely forgotten everything about it. Unfortunately, my very long list of books i want to read means that I often request books with no idea where I the book was recommended or why I wanted to read it. Maybe I'll re-request it sometime.

I found this to be an entertaining mix of mystery, romance and a little paranormal activity. I liked Charlie and will most likely read future books in this series.

I find it difficult to find books that capture my interest - much less one that I couldn't put down, but this is one!
Hester Young's main character Charlotte is a grieving mother who receives a "gift" that thrusts her into situations that stab at her still raw wounds. She is compelled to continue on a path which ultimately brings her to a place of peace. If you love the paranormal, love, and rich history then this book is for you.