Review: Haint She Sweet - Maureen Hardegree

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Review: Haint She Sweet - Book #4 The Ghost Handlers Series - Maureen Hardegree - August 2013

Heather's life isn't an easy one even if all it did contain was high school , boys , friendships and dates. But that's not all Heather's life contains - she also has the ability to see and hear ghosts and nowhere is safe . Now with Freshman year starting and Heather is not only reeling from the departure of ghost Jack but also the mini breakup of summer boyfriend Zac she is ready to start Freshman year and focus on trying to be normal. However, that's not an easy task when her older sister Audrey goes to the same school and Heather is on shaky grounds after ghost incidents with several people last year. To top it off though, she is eyeing up her crush Drew and trying to get her to notice her in a romantic way and she has the ghost of a lunch lady on her back who is trying to get her to promote healthy eating to all students.  Can Heather make it through her first freshman year without any problems or will having the ghosts around have her labelled as the school freak for the rest of the year and her high school life ?


 



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