It's hard to be a teenager - especially when you're dead. Josie Reynolds' sweet sixteen was unforgettable, but not in the way that she imagined. The night of her birthday, a fire breaks out in her home and the last thing she remembers is the smoke filling her lungs and the cries of her younger brother and sisters for help. Unable to save them and too badly burned in the fire to leave her room, Josie is constantly haunted by her guilt, watching from the window as life goes on without her. It is only after her mother's death that she discovers the terrible truth that has been hidden from her:...

Before that winter, I was afraid of everything. Really. Clowns, bats, aliens, ghosts...especially ghosts because, well, I see them all the time. Except the one I wanted to see most. My mom. Marissa Anderson is broken after her mother's death and the move to the small town where her father grew up isn't helping. She is convinced that she will spend her junior year of high school completely alone and miserable. All of that changes when she meets a group of outcasts led by Evie Patton, who is broken in her own way. When Marissa reveals to her new friends that she has the ability to see spirits,...

Evie was always the brave one. What am I going to do without her? The Ghost Hunters Society may have solved the mystery of the Weeping Bridge, but it left Evie fighting for her life in a hospital bed. While Marissa searches for a way to get her friend's spirit back into her body, Evie roams the town as a ghost, loving her newfound freedom...maybe a little too much. When faced with their next case involving a little girl and her doll, the group is reluctant, but Evie is convinced they must solve it before she returns to her body. They reach out to Sam, the ghost from the Ouija board, and he...