I nearly died when I was shot in the head. Now, I see things that aren't alive. They said it was a murder-suicide, that my father killed my mother, tried to kill me, then killed himself. I don't remember it like that. In fact, I don't remember it at all. But I'm left feeling alone, confused, and afraid, mostly of the things I see that no else can. Ghosts. I never believed in them before, but now I can't stop seeing them, and they want something from me. Am I losing my mind? Or am I the only one who can help them find peace from beyond the grave? I'll do whatever I can to help them, but I could very well become one of them if I'm not careful. My name is Casey Pope and I see dead people. Casey may be the only person who can save a missing girl and get justice for two others who have been abducted and murdered in a small South Carolina town. Can she figure out who to trust with her newfound ability to communicate with the dead, or will she become a killer's next victim?

JB Woods spends far too much time on the internet. When she's not online, she's probably got her nose in a book or she's binging spooky television programs while her kids are at school. She's a shameless fangirl when it comes to many YA authors and won't apologize for wanting to attend both Brakebills and Hogwarts because you just can't have too much magical education.

Casey Pope sees dead people. Does that mean she's about to become one of them?

A near death experience leaves eighteen-year-old Casey Pope orphaned and depressed. She just wants her life to go back to normal, but it's never going to be anything close to normal ever again. She hits the road with her cousin for the 'Great American Road Trip,' but soon realizes that she's seeing things no one else sees, specifically the ghosts of murdered teenagers.

Can Casey help the ghosts stop their killer and get justice, or will she become the next victim?

If you like creepy books with smart but troubled heroines, check out Dead Girls, the first book in the Casey Pope series.