3.5 ★
This was a fun, quick read I managed to finish in a little over 2 hours, yet within that brevity, it delivered a substantial impact. Traversing the narrative through Rebecca's perspective was a delight, as was the author's skillful portrayal and exploration of autism.
I appreciate the path the ending took, as such outcomes are not typically encountered in YA books.
On the whole, the experience of connecting the narrative threads proved engrossing, punctuated by several genuinely eerie moments throughout.

Thank you to Netgalley for audiobook arc!

I did not enjoy Who Haunts You. I loved the character that was on the spectrum, but the rest of the novel was not anything I loved.

Loved this book! It was my first time trying a horror book and this book was just perfect. It was short, mysterious, creepy with plot twist. It was great really loved it! The narrator omg she did a great job! I was actually scared to listen to this before stepping lol. The plot, characters and the twists were awesome!! Highly Recommended to everyone especially those are new to psychological horror novels.

At the beginning I wasn’t sure what I was getting into, as ghost stories are not really my thing. However, Rebecca (FMC) captivated me so quickly that I didn’t care about anything else.
As the audiobook is only 4.5 hours long, the story picked up quite quickly and I liked the fast pacing, which seemed very balanced to me.

The story about the three deaths of her classmates was incredibly exciting and it drove me crazy to witness how Rebecca was drawn deeper and deeper into the matter and simply lost control.
What I think was especially well done was the confrontation with adults who tend to label children/teenagers as crazy rather than really believing them or listening to them. It was easy to empathize with Rebecca and feel the despair in one’s own soul.

The ending was just wonderful! It was right up my alley, gave you a few more grey hairs and made me jump up and down with joy. :‘D


The audiobook was really, really fabulously good! Annalee Scott has such a pleasant voice that I could listen to her forever. She read incredibly well and breathed a lot of life into all the characters. I especially liked her performance on Rebecca’s hearing, with too much stimulation. Her ticked-off reading AND singing were truly incredible. She was also able to capture the creepiness well and really pulled out everything she could by whispering and hissing.
Her pacing was spot on.
An audiobook that I highly recommend to everyone. <3

I enjoyed Being inside the mind of Bex.
The story was paced really well and kept me engaged the entire time. I must admit it was quite creepy for. YA book which I was Pleasantly surprised! I did not see the twist coming and the story wrapped up flawlessly with a vengeful tease. Will recommend
Narrator did a fantastic job portraying every character. Will seek her out in the future.

This book kept me guessing the whole time and I was fascinated by it. I loved the focus on tulpas and how they can be materialized by human thought. This was a fast-paced thriller with great characters and a nice twist at the end. Highly recommended for those who like ghost stories.

This YA horror novel by Mark Wheaton is a fast-paced and creepy story. Top seniors at a highly competitive South Carolina high school begin to die. Are these deaths a coincidence, accidents, or murder?! There are supernatural elements to this story and the narrator does an excellent job of creating different voices to up the creepiness factor.

I highly recommend listening to this audiobook to help get you in the mood for start of school and spooky season! It can easily be binge listened to in one day!

Thank you @netgalley for allowing me to listen to this audiobook ahead of publication in exchange for my honest review.

This book was fun. It has a ghost haunting aspect which I didn’t see coming but I liked as a ‘possible’ explanation of what is going on.

Bex is a senior in high school just living her life until kids in class start dying off in ways that seem unrelated. So she starts to investigate what is happening. And then he life starts to turn upside down.

This ending is extremely open ended and I know some people don’t enjoy. But I liked it. Was it really all in Bex’s head or was it because of a haunting?

Thank you NetGalley for the arc

Thank you NetGalley and publisher for this audio ARC. The premise of this book sounded very exciting; however, the book just fell flat for me. The "twist" left me feeling flat.

Wheaton doesn’t talk down to his readers, there are no fakes or cheats, the characters are genuine and will appeal to teens

Thanks to Mark Wheaton and NetGalley and narrator Annalee Scott for the spooky tale Who Haunts You audio ARC. This is perfect for anyone who’s been looking for a supernatural vibe with a big dose of Scream mixed in. When Bex’s classmates are dying under strange circumstances she knows that she has to figure it out because she’s sure she’s next. This is a quick read and will really get you in the right mood for Spooky Season 🎃

Loved this deliciously creepy YA novel. Perfect for the spooky season! Hoping for a sequel to this one. Teens from the same high school begin to die in extreme fear but seemingly alone. What’s happening to the students at Claremont high and can our narrator figure it out before she becomes the next victim

I received an Audio ARC copy of the story and this is my honest review.

The narrator was perfect for this story. I felt like I was in the story watching it all play out.

This is a enthralling quick book. Even though it is short; it leaves you very satisfied.

Our main character is autistic. This book does a great job of representing this. Its great having more and more books with different representations becoming more prevalent.

We have a highschool setting murder mystery. It is a very twisted story that has lots of turns and has you questioning what the truth is constantly.

This is a perfect read for fall/ spooky season.

I would not mind a sequel to see what happens next.

I loved this one! Such a creepy story and I loved the author’s writing style. I listened to the audiobook and I highly recommend it! The narrator helps bring the story to life and make it even better with her different voices for characters. She puts so much emotion into every voice and helps the suspense factor become very real.

Who Haunts You is a fast paced psychological thriller full of twists that I don't think anyone could have anticipated. The book had brilliant autism representation and the pacing was perfection. This book was the unique haunting story we've all been searching for this spooky season! The Narration was excellent and provided just the right amount of ambiance the story needed to be eerie.