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Violence
Some
Some scary confrontations with vengeful ghosts and a murder mystery drive the plot, though nothing graphic
Language
Barely any
Mild teen language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Innuendo and a slow-burn crush; nothing beyond kissing
Substance Use
None
None notable
Emotional Intensity
Some
A classmate's suicide backstory and a ghost's unresolved trauma give the story real emotional weight beneath its light tone
What this book is about
Suze Simon is a mediator, someone who can see and communicate with the dead, whether she wants to or not. Relocating to California for a fresh start, she's drawn instead into the unfinished business of a murdered classmate and the hot ghost haunting her own room.
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Character backstory involves a teen suicide
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