This book feels a little on the nose. Gimmicky, designed to draw readers in to the celebrity of it.
On one hand, amazing business plan. On the other I think a lot of people would be against it.
Princess Di is treated with respect and for the most part is helpful, but it doesn't wash the bad taste away.
Well written, a little predictable, but it is a YA novel and I have well past that.

I requested this several years ago, I will not be reviewing it now but will try my best to review it in the future. Thank you for the opportunity.

Having not realized that this was the sixth book in a series, and having not read the previous books, I was afraid I would be lost trying to pick up here, but that actually wasn't a problem at all. The author did an excellent job filling in the back story without taking away from this installation. I loved the idea of teen ghost hunters and huntresses. The kids were all likeable, other than Christian, but that was the whole point of him, to be honest. He made an excellent foil. The descriptions of the different cities the group traveled to were described quite well. The romance between Kendall and Patrick was sweet, with a little bit of tension from Kendall's ex thrown in to keep things fresh.

All in all, I enjoyed this book very much and recommend it to anyone looking for a quick YA paranormal romance to read.

5/5 stars.

I received this book free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

I’m sorry when I requested this book I didn’t realize that it was the 6th book in a series. I will not be reading it. Thanks for your time.