I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Dahlia Kasper, she’s been raised by her alcoholic, manipulative mother. In order to have a live completely her own, she decides to leave New York and move to Barcelona, far away from her mother but into the apartment her father was killed in when she was four. She meets Felipe, her neighbor and childhood friend that she doesn’t remember. Then there’s the handsome older man, Javier. When he looks at her, it’s as if he’s looking into her soul.

This was a great read. Dahlia’s emotional coldness came from being raised by her alcoholic mom, who made her feel guilty for wanting just about anything. The situation was certainly believable as was the outcome. There were quite a few instances where I wondered if life would ever give her a break. Then I began wondering why she wasn’t seeing the ghost physicist long before. During her quest to remember her childhood, there was lots of humor, with twists that threw me! This was a great intriguing page turner. Now that it’s over, I feel like I’m losing a friend. If you like humorous ghost stories, this is a must read!
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This was a free download, so I can't complain too much... I thought the story was a bit chaotic.... it ended up all coming together in the end, but it was a bit difficult to follow, and thus, I didn't find it incredibly interesting... It was just okay. ( )