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This book is listed as a young adult which may be reaching. I'm not sure I would want my young teen reading this book because it is a bit dark and has a lot of language for the main character to be sixteen herself but that is up to you. Lucky for me my daughter is only two years old so I don't need to worry about the books she is reading currently!
The main character is a sixteen year old girl who is emancipated from her parents and living with her grandfather who has basically given up being able to stop her self destructive behaviors. She is able to "feel" what others are experiencing especially when drunk (hence why this may not be the best for your young teen...a 16 year old drunk who has left her parents' home). This book starts off with her being kicked out of a club and experiencing a woman's murder in one of her drunken visions which leads the police to believe she is the main suspect. How else could she know exactly what took place? She then becomes very involved with the young victims life while trying to locate the killer and what exactly took place.
This is the first of eight books and while I'm not on the edge of my seat for the next I still would like to see what happens to Miki next so I will likely pick up the next book to find out.
*I received this book for free in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.*
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