Rivers, Phoebe

Young psychic Sara Collins is nervous about starting school in Stellamar. When Sara is signed up to run for harvest queen in the upcoming pageant, she finds that a spirit desperately needs her help, risking ridicule at her new school.

In the conclusion to the Saranormal series, Sara discovers the connections between the past, the present, and her powers.

After a hurricane hits the New Jersey shore, Sara's schoolis having kids bussed in from the neighboring town, and the spirit of a sailor reaches out to Sara.

Sara's best friend Lily thinks Kyle is the perfect guy, but Sara must help Kyle realize that he is actually a ghost.

Sara is preoccupied dealing with a brand-new ability that's just surfaced: the power to read minds.

It will be a Christmas Sara will never forget as secrets about who she is, and why she has powers, are revealed.

With Halloween around the corner, the ghosts in Sara's New Jersey Shore town put her abilities to the test.

Sara, already having the ability to communicate with ghosts, read minds, and see visions, is now burdened with the ability to know impossible things, like long lost secrets.

After a hurricane hits the New Jersey shore, Sara's schoolis having kids bussed in from the neighboring town, and the spirit of a sailor reaches out to Sara.

"Sara is used to having visions, but she has no idea why she keeps seeing a cute blonde she's dubbed "Mystery Boy"...and then she meets him. Mason isn't all that friendly, yet Sara feels drawn to him, and the two begin spending more and more time together. Sara isn't sure she even likes him, but she can't stop thinking about him. And the strangest things seem to happen whenever the two are together...Meanwhile, Sara begins to suspect that she has developed another power: telekenesis. Lady Azura insists she is mistaken, but the more research Sara does, the surer she is that she--or someone close to her--has the rare and awesome ability to move objects with the mind. The question is, who is it?"--Publisher's statement on Amazon.com.