Deception by Lee Nichols

Rating:

Characters: 19/20

Plot: 20/20

Originality: 19/20

Writing: 19/20

Recommendation: 19/20

Overall: 96/100 or A

Source: Publisher

Emma Vaile's parents leave on a mysterious buisness trip. She decides to start being a rellious teen. She enjoys the first few weeks of her Junior year, until her best friend ditches her and ignores her. The cops also crash a party and Emma finds herself in the hands of Bennet Stern, who is her new guardian. It doesn't help that he used to be her hugest crush. He takes her on a plane to his musem-like maison in New England.
Emma settle in after enrolling at Thatcher Academy. She begins making friends with the popular crowd. But she is having these strange vision that are haunting her. Emma has these memories of Thatcher that she can't explain, as if she is returning to a place that she has never been to. Emma doesn't trust anyone anymore—except maybe Bennett. But he's about to reveal a ghostly secret to Emma. One that will explain the visions . . . and make Emma fear for her life.
I love Emma. She is such a great character with such life even when she is sad. Bennet was so amazing. I love him, because he is so supportive and sweet, even though he seems to be moody and brooding. I also love the new things that are known as ghostkeepers. Their powers were very awesome. I also liked all of the history that the book had. It made it seem more realistic and interesting. The plot of Deception was full of actions and I never knew what was going to happen next in the book. Deception was also full of orginality and I loved falling into the world that I loved. Nichols is an amazing writer that has a future in writing. Her books was magical and amazing. I would reccomend this book to anyone that is looking for a fun paranormal read. Deception is magical and one of a kind.

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