(That is DARK in ALL-CAPS, be warned!) Content warning for graphic violence, various kinds of child abuse, emotional and physical abuse of adults, hard drugs, basically I just created two whole new shelves for this story: dark and brilliantly bonkers. I just created two whole new shelves for this story: dark and brilliantly bonkers. Relatable realism meets spooky season whimsy. Oh, and he's a definite stern brunch daddy. Also, he's supposed to be helping Gemma with her sister issue, but she refuses to be saved and instead shows him he has a sister issue of his own. Levi is dealing with the whole 'being a ghost' thing, but he also had so much personal growth to go through regarding his life back home, and an impossible choice to make that yanked my guts out and had me on the edge of my seat. (She fails.) She's also a very Eve Brown sort of character which made her POV super fun.

Gemma is dealing with the discovery of her long-lost sister, the responsibility of caring for the ghost she accidentally turned solid (with her mouth), and the stress of trying not to fall on his mouth again. The sarcasm and banter is so fun but then you'll be slapped in the face with Deep Emotional Questions that make you feel very deeply for these characters. What a bonkers delight this story is with its ghostly makeout sessions and forced proximity/fake relationship and interdimensional theory, all grounded with that trademark Beharrie emotional depth.

What a bonkers delight this story is with its ghostly makeout sessions and forced proximity/fake relationship and interdimensional t I'm a big Therese fan but these books in particular with their 90s/00s paranormal romcom nods are really tickling me. I'm a big Therese fan but these books in particular with their 90s/00s paranormal romcom nods are really tickling me. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

Get a life chloe brown by talia hibbert