Grave Doubts / Heaven Sent (The Mediator #5-6) Paperback | Pages: 432 pages

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ISBN:	0330519522 (ISBN13: 9780330519526)
Series:	The Mediator #5-6

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Meet Susannah Simon: she's a typical teenage girl who just happens to be a ghost-hunter...oh, and she's also dead-over-heels for Jesse - the sexiest spook ever! But can this girl get her ghost? In "Grave Doubts", Suze has to contend with fellow ghost-hunter, Paul Slater, who gives her a deadly ultimatum. Unless she dates him, he'll send Jesse into the afterlife - for good. Paul may be totally hot, but Susannah Simon will not be bossed around. Let the games begin...In "Heaven Sent", all Suze's dreams have come true - she's finally dating the most gorgeous ghost of all time, Jesse! But when her creepy admirer threatens to travel back in time and stop Jesse from dying, Suze is distraught. Will her new boyfriend choose life or love?

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Title	:	Grave Doubts / Heaven Sent (The Mediator #5-6)
Author	:	Meg Cabot
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 432 pages
Published	:	August 6th 2010 by Macmillan Children's Books
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Ghosts. Supernatural. Urban Fantasy

Rating Appertaining To Books Grave Doubts / Heaven Sent (The Mediator #5-6)

Ratings: 4.39 From 1966 Users | 76 Reviews

Evaluation Appertaining To Books Grave Doubts / Heaven Sent (The Mediator #5-6)

A good light reading.

I enjoyed this as much as I did the first time I read it when I was 15.I find it incredibly ironic that the last book, which is incidentally my favourite of the series, is called 'Twilight' in the US haha - and it came out before the Stephenie Meyer one, mind!OK, so this is pretty much paranormal romance, and I generally hate romance [might be amongst the reasons why I didn't particularly like Twilight], however, the romantic aspect of this series was done well, I felt. I mean, the lead female

feels like books from the early 2000s are always filled with too many men-depending heroines.

Meet Susannah Simon: she's a typical teenage girl who just happens to be a ghost-hunter...oh, and she's also dead-over-heels for Jesse - the sexiest spook ever! But can this girl get her ghost? In "Grave Doubts", Suze has to contend with fellow ghost-hunter, Paul Slater, who gives her a deadly ultimatum. Unless she dates him, he'll send Jesse into the afterlife - for good. Paul may be totally hot, but Susannah Simon will not be bossed around. Let the games begin...In "Heaven Sent", all Suze's

Grave Doubts: 3 starsHeaven Sent: 5 starsGrave Doubts/Haunted has never been my favorite Mediator book, but I could never quite put my finger on why.Until today.The explanation is simple: *SPOILERS AHEAD* there is a scene in Paul's room (if you have read the book you will know which one I'm talking about) which qualifies, plain and simple,as sexual abuse. What is worse, Suze blames herself not only for "liking it" but also for the fact it happened at all. Actually, she pretty much blames

I am going to review this series altogether rather than book by book. The Mediator series is about Susannah Simon (Suze as she likes to be called), a sixteen year old girl who is a mediator, which means she can see and speak to the dead. She helps them with any unfinished business they have on earth so that they can pass on, and sometimes she has to kick ghost butt. The story starts with Suze moving from New York to California to live with her mother's new husband Andy and his three sons, David,

Fun! Favorite Books of the series so far, crazy things happen :)Like it a lot!