Meg Cabot

Darkest Hour (The Mediator, Book 4)

Marissa Luzio 

This book literally kept you at the end of your seat the whole time! I'm not even kidding.. I actually thought they were going to kill Jesse a couple of times! You finally get to witness what a B**** Jesse's ex girlfriend from the 19th century, Maria de Silva. I'm pretty sure that's his cousin too. Yuck. But anyways! I hated her straight away. Well, obviously haha, I'm pretty sure anyone would hate someone who was holding a knife to their favourite character's throat! Plus, in this book you don't get our main character, Suze, in school. No No No No No! It was based in the summer and you even get to see her on her free time instead of that stupid school with all of those stupid people (You can tell I don't like her school 'friends') but you DO get to see her on her summer job! I'll tell you something, when you read up to her at her job, THAT'S when you got to pay attention and all the drama and action comes alive. If you don't pay close attention to.. *cough* new characters *cough* you might not remember who they are considering they will play a HUGE role later and in future books, just saying. 

The end, just like most of Meg Cabot's are, was very shocking because you learn some valuable information on someone that will make sense in the next book. Trust me when I say, it all wraps up in the end. But this book, even though it put through heart attacks and made me cry, was well written and great! I loved it!

Helena Cristina Nogueira Pereira

Shannon Lamoree

Kristina Sanders

Vicky  Nuñez 

trixie

Jenny Carroll

While working her summer job at the local hotel, Suze meets another teen who is able to connect with ghosts and so a fast friendship develops between the two with Suze offering lessons in being a good mediator, but when Suze's boyfriend goes missing, her summer plans are dramatically changed. Original.

Darkest Hour

Pepper

Karen Hinh

Sixteen-yeal old Susannah isn't afraid of ghosts. She can't afford to be, because she's a mediator - a first contact for unquiet spirits with a grudge to settle in the real world.

Darkest Hour (The Mediator, Book 4)

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