I thought that she started out as a very strong female character but lost her resolve as the book went on (it appeared that she began to become more and more dependent upon Cal/ super clingy as the book went on). If I had to criticize one thing of the book (which let me tell you, is no easy thing to do as so much of this book is done right), I would have to say that my biggest criticism lies with Yuki. When I first started reading this book I was instantly hooked- we have an extremely interesting premise with an equally interesting female lead, Yuki, but best of all, a totally swoon-worthy male lead/ best friend/ love interest, Cal.The fast paced nature of the book and its size (it being very concise and to the point) makes it easy to consume this book in one sitting, leaving the reader itching to read the next book in the series, "Spirit Storm". Will Yuki be able to save the spirits and herself?" Yuki is being visited in her dreams and suspects that her friend Calvin is involved in something strange. Her ability to sense spirits of the dead isn't glamorous like on TV. From Goodreads: " It's the beginning of senior year and Yuki's psychic awareness of ghostly spirits is threatening to ruin her life.
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