Book Review: The Girl Who Ignored Ghosts by K.C. Tansley

Summary: 
Kat Preston doesn’t believe in ghosts. Not because she’s never seen one, but because she saw one too many. Refusing to believe is the only way to protect herself from the ghost that tried to steal her life. Kat’s disbelief keeps her safe until her junior year at McTernan Academy, when a research project for an eccentric teacher takes her to a tiny, private island off the coast of Connecticut.

The site of a grisly mystery, the Isle of Acacia is no place for a girl who ignores ghosts, but the ghosts leave Kat little choice. Accompanied by her research partner, Evan Kingsley, she investigates the disappearance of Cassie Mallory and Sebastian Radcliffe on their wedding night in 1886. Evan’s scientific approach to everything leaves Kat on her own to confront a host of unbelievables: ancestral curses, powerful spells, and her strange connection to the ghosts that haunt Castle Creighton.

But that’s all before Kat’s yanked through a magic portal and Evan follows her. When the two of them awaken 129 years in the past with their souls trapped inside the bodies of two wedding guests, everything changes. Together, Kat and Evan race to stop the wedding-night murders and find a way back to their own time—and their own bodies—before their souls slip away forever.

Release Date: August 1, 2015
Age Group: YA
Source: Review copy from publisher
Reviewed By: Evan

Review:


It was thrilling to once again read a book I couldn’t put down! I had goose-bumps from the first chapter to the last. 

The author had me hooked immediately and kept it that way. Each time I thought I had a good idea of how this mystery would play out, I was thrown for a loop. 

The settings were described beautifully, the characters were captivating. Prepare to get attached to the “unbelievables” as well; Ghosts who play a very active role in this dramatic read. 

This is the first book in a series that I hope will continue very soon.





 

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