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"There's always been some­thing a bit off about Perry Palomino. Though she's been deal­ing with a quarter-life cri­sis and post-college syn­drome like any other twen­tysome­thing, she's still not what you would call "ordi­nary." For one thing, there's her past which she likes to pre­tend never hap­pened, and then there's the fact that she sees ghosts. Luck­ily for her, that all comes in handy when she stum­bles across Dex Foray, an eccen­tric pro­ducer for an upcom­ing web­cast on ghost hunters. Even though the show's bud­get is non-existent and Dex him­self is a mad­den­ing enigma, Perry is instantly drawn into a world that both threat­ens her life and seduces her with a sense of impor­tance. Her uncle's haunted light­house pro­vides the per­fect cat­a­lyst and back­drop for a hor­rific mys­tery that unrav­els the threads of Perry's frag­ile san­ity and causes her to fall for a man, who, like the most dan­ger­ous of ghosts, may not be all that he seems."

I finished reading this about Midnight and I have to admit my heartbeat at some points were a little higher than normal. It could just be because I was tired and everything was little scarier to me, but it was a good read.

The character. She thought she wasn't normal because she could see ghosts. People finally believe her and this helps her with herself, instead of thinking she is crazy.

The "ghost" in it was pretty stereotypical. One of those old man in a lighthouse ones. Isn't every lighthouse rumoured to be haunted? I guess she used this stereotype to write this piece.

Sleep, to be honest. Although I checked the shadows twice .

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