Indwell

Chasing Natalie's Ghosts #1

by Nicole T. Smith

Seventeen year old Natalie’s once erratic life of constant moving and nervously navigating her father’s moods suddenly changes when she meets Hayden, a mysterious man with a familiar tattoo.
Natalie has secrets too. She has always had the ability to communicate with ghosts. She not only talks with them she can see and feel them as though they are alive. It is the loss of her beloved phantom Adam that throws her into the arms of Hayden.
However, Natalie soon discovers that Hayden’s dark and mysterious demeanor is hiding a world of ghost hunters and seekers, eager to bring her into their circle.
By choosing to follow Hayden she drifts far away from her old life, but she’s thrown back into the violence when a family tragedy brings her home.
She will never be able to return to the mortal world she once knew now that she can see the ghosts for what they are, and just how many of them actually surround her.
Indwell is a ghost story for young adults with mild violence, suspense, and romance. It contains some strong language and suggestive dialogue.
Controversial subject matter
Recommended ages 14 and up.

Genres: Paranormal Romance, Paranormal, Young Adult

273 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 2, 2012

About the author

Note: Currently writes under the name Nikki Summers https://www.goodreads.com/author/show...


Nikki writes Romance with a dark twist. She is drawn to edgy and troubled characters. Her novels delve into the mysterious, sometimes venturing into the raw and gritty side of life.
Nikki currently lives in the beautiful province of British Columbia because she loves climbing mountains and listening to the crash of the ocean waves. The winters are a little wet for her liking but it makes for great reading and writing weather.

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Reviews

[Midnight Sapp · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really liked this book. There were some sweet moment, others really emotional, and others pretty exciting.

Love Hayden, even-though in the beginning he annoyed me. He kept avoiding answering her questions, well, not avoiding but he though it was never the right time to talk about it. But hey, I really like the tall, dark mysterious image he has. Couldn't avoid liking him. And wishing he still had his long hair.

Close to the end, it got really emotional, and I got a little bit teary. But the ending was promising. I wanted to read more, really hope there's a second book coming out.

Another thing was that; I kept wondering about the drawing in Hayden's room, the woman with the long cloak. It's the same as the tattoo he has on his arm, right? What's the meaning of it, why is so important?