Living on a Hawaiian island is no guarantee that life will be all palm trees and pineapples.

Jade fears seeing auras will make her a social outcast. Under no circumstances can her crush, DJ, or unrelenting bully, Laila, ever find out how tragically weird she is. Only— Jade is already alone, grieving her mother’s recent death and spiraling— outraged that
the crash was her father’s fault.

To make matters worse, she’s shocked to learn that her parents were survivors of a shipwreck fifteen years earlier and not all the deaths that ill-fated night were drownings. A trail of ghostly visits, secret notes, and bizarre photos steer Jade straight into the path of the boy she’s swooning over. Unfortunately, they also make her a bigger target for Laila.

If you’d enjoy a heart-warming YA romance set in paradise, with page-turning adventures on a stolen moped, not to mention a sprinkling of magical mystery… this is your book.

If Jade can’t hide her parent’s misdeeds, will she be doomed to a life of loneliness?

 

rainbow state

"Mom loved my hair. We'd be standing in line somewhere, and she'd take one of my curls and wind it around her finger like a thread connecting us in a crowd."

"What I've learned is that the depth of this boy's heart is as deep as the ocean bottom is blue. What could I possibly say that wouldn't ruin this moment?