Her
coffin will have to wait.
About the
Book: Dying has its perks...mostly. Bullied teen
Ember O'Neill goes from the weird girl to the tyrant of her school when she is
resurrected from a deadly prank. Now secretly supernatural, she dethrones the school
drama queen and snags the hot new guy, but her reign is at risk when the Order,
a heretical sect, sends an assassin to eliminate her. Ember must expose her
powers, potentially losing all she has gained, in order to save herself and her
friends as her killer closes in.
Our
Review: All
of us have known the Mean Girls [and guys] in our world. Whether they infested high
school, college/grad school, or the business worlds, they possessed that one
quality that made us feel like nothing, less than. This why Dead Girl
and its characters is relatable on a variety of levels—and makes you want to
stand up and cheer. So get ready for the ride of your life as you watch Ember
and her two best friends form a bond that leads them on an adventure worthy of
All American heroes. For a first novel, author Faye has done a terrific job,
and we wait for the next in her Dead Girl adventures.
Based on a
scale of 1-5, Dead Girl merits a 6.
Kat
Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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