Griffin, Adele

Two teenaged sisters, separated by death but still connected, work through their feelings of loss over the closeness they shared as children that was later destroyed by one's mental illness, and finally make peace with each other.

A young woman communicates with her brother who died in 1864 in order to find out what happened to her fianc?, Will, whom the army said died in battle, and with the help of a spiritualist photographer and the spirit of Will, she attempts to piece together the mystery of what happened.

Her first week at a new school, shy, plain Delia befriends Amandine, not anticipating the dangerous turns their friendship would take.

Teenage Holland and her younger sister Geneva, having always lived under the shadow of siblings who died before they were born, struggle to establish separate identities and escape from the oppressive weight of their parents' continuing grief.

Eight months after the car accident that nearly claimed her life and caused her to lose her memory, Ember Leferrier launches an effort to find out exactly who she used to be. What she discovers shocks her, and suggests she was a very different person than what her friends and family are trying to suggest--leading her to wonder what she was really hiding from them.

In an effort to improve her social status, a new scholarship student at an exclusive girls' school uses a fake online profile to help a popular girl get back at her ex-boyfriend, but the consequences are difficult to handle.

Jane and Lily, two teenaged sisters separated by death but still connected, work through their feelings of loss over the closeness they shared as children that was later destroyed by Jane's mental illness.

In 1977, twelve-year-old Lane, living with her family on an army base in the politically tense Panama Canal Zone, tries to cope with the aftermath of a fatal car crash.

Gray hopes that going to a slumber party with the "Lucky Seven" at her private school will take her mind off her mother's cancer, but when she is taken from the party by a deranged woman, both she and the other girls discover things about themselves and each other.

Based on Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw," tells the story of Jamie Atkinson's summer spent as a nanny in a small Rhode Island beach town, where she begins to fear that the estate may be haunted, especially after she learns of two deaths that occurred there the previous summer.