I’m itching to get my hands on the next books, and they’ll be jettisoned to the top of my wish list. Ghost Hand grabs you by the collar and keeps you turning the pages until you come to the conclusion – which is only the beginning. All the characters, really, are amazingly well-formed and realistic and unique. She’s strong and ballsy and fights for the truth. She’s not just “Oh, he’s cute, let me trust him.” She doesn’t swoon or back down. Everything is so vivid, from Olivia and her ghost hand, to the dangers she’s up against. I kept skipping it because of the title, but when I finally cracked it open, I was kicking myself for not reading it sooner. Olivia has to find out what’s going on – with her ghost hand, the new guy, and the danger he’s warning of – or she may lose her ghost hand forever. But Olivia isn’t one to just trust a stranger, even if he is kinda cute.īut things go from bad to worse when her house burns down, and her mom is siding with the doctor who wants to run tests on her ghost hand. When the new guy in school helps her after her hand goes rogue and pulls some razors from Passion Wainwright – preacher’s kid, goody two-shoes, and cutter – he warns her that she’s in danger.
It looks like a hand, but it can go through things or hold them, and her hand happens to have one more ability – it can pickpocket your soul.
Olivia has a ghost hand, a PSS condition that’s only cropped up within the past decade or so. Ghost Hand is amazing! If I could give it more stars, I would.
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