Review: Food for a hungry ghost by Becky M. Pourchot

Book Description

Publication Date: June 1, 2012

Life was pleasantly normal for Gala Rhyce—that is, until her mom moved the family to Flagler Beach, Florida. Now—despite the palm trees, ocean breezes, and cute surfer guys—Gala is miserable…until she meets Trista. Trista makes a great friend, except for one thing: she's a ghost.
The girls learn to communicate, and through Gala, Trista finds a way to experience the world again. As Gala’s romance with a heartthrob poet begins to bloom, her unlikely friendship with Trista continues—until the ghost wants more than Gala can give, and things start to go horribly wrong.
Filled with horror, romance, and humor, Food for a Hungry Ghost is about friendship, trust, jealousy, and boundaries that get pushed too far.
How much can Gala endure? Will she survive the clutches of the Hungry Ghost?

MY REVIEW:

Gala and her family move to Florida her artistic mother wants more inspiration. Gala is not happy at all, she misses the cold, her friends, the city. Soon she feels something is not right with the house the rent, she feels a present and when glasses fall just like that out of cabinets after her drawing felt a few times she is sure.

With her brother she does a seance and the ghost tells them its a girl. later she writes automatically and it drains Gala's energy. She demands a lot of Gala wants to go out with her and steals for Gala.

Gala realize it goes to far and she needs to send the girl into the light, will she succeed and be free to live life as she wants to........

I recommend you buy it and read for yourself and see how a spirit can influence us.