I’ve always enjoyed reading books like this, someone dies and they know it, they see themselves dead and for one reason or another, they can’t move on, trapped in the horrible world that took them away, wondering what happened and most of the time, wanting justice.
Lily’s family are heartbroken, what happened to their poor beautiful daughter, police are assuming it’s a hit and run, her dad is furious and her mum and twin brother are distraught. And her boyfriend? He can’t believe that his Lily is gone.
Lily is stuck watching her family break down about her death, she knows nothing will happen but she screams at them that she’s there, tries to move things, write a ghostly message, anything, but nothing happens, she tries to touch them, hug them, anything, but she’s just a ghost, and to them, she’s dead.
Lily’s family are heartbroken, what happened to their poor beautiful daughter, police are assuming it’s a hit and run, her dad is furious and her mum and twin brother are distraught. And her boyfriend? He can’t believe that his Lily is gone.
Lily is stuck watching her family break down about her death, she knows nothing will happen but she screams at them that she’s there, tries to move things, write a ghostly message, anything, but nothing happens, she tries to touch them, hug them, anything, but she’s just a ghost, and to them, she’s dead.