Sina Grace’s Ghosted in L.A. sounded a little light for my personal tastes, but ghosts in Los Angeles are a fun concept regardless so I took the plunge.

My instincts proved correct in that the novel was too light to satisfy my tastes, but the book is marked as YA and I think it well-suited to its target audience. There are a lot of loose ends in this piece which gives the series a lot of wiggle room as it moves forward and I liked the premise despite the predictability of the plot, but there wasn’t a lot of depth to either the story or cast.

Not sure I’m gonna jump at Volume 2 the moment it launches, but I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the book to those with lighter tastes and an interest in the paranormal.

I love the story. Can't wait for the volume 2. At 1st you don't get the story but as it goes you figure it out. The charcter and story line is good. Also it is very funny!

In the first volume of Ghosted in L.A. we follow Daphne, a young woman who moves from Missouri to California to follow her boyfriend who currently lives/studies there. At first it seems like she'll have the normal collage life with parties, a room mate she doesn't click with and that sort of things, but things happen. And, oh, ghosts are real too.

I very much enjoyed the art style in the comic and the story was alright too, although not really innovative. But maybe that's the charm of it? You don't need to keep track of multiple things because the overall structure already is known and you can focus on enjoying the art and the characters! Something the dialogue/story did manage very well was flow and actual story progression which made me hopeful about coming volumes. I think this has lots of potential and it's always nice with a mystery to be solved and threads to find over the chapters.

This was not bad but not great either. The beginning was very strong and I do like the idea of this story. The Ghosts were interesting and from this first volume I don't know which of them I can trust. That to me is a good aspect. However our main character is so naive and childish it was painful to read.

Overall cute art style, most of the characters I enjoyed for various reasons but the MC Daphne was stupid and the plot direction lost me towards the end.

I might continue with this series at one point but I am not sure.