It should have just been another episode from a daytime drama. Instead, Nicki Styx has had a heart attack. After the white light rejects her by telling her she's awakened unto life, Nicki awakens to find out things aren't quite the same as they were before she almost died. The white light may have sent her back but it sent her back with the gift for seeing and hearing the dead. This is one present she wishes she could give back.

All Nicki wants to do is run her vintage clothing store with her best friend Evan Owenby, and possibly get a date with the smoking hot ER doctor that was at her bed side when she woke up. If only all the ghosts would leave her alone. She's become a ghost magnet. As if seeing them isn't bad enough, they also want her to help them. When a friend and fellow shop owner is murdered, Nicki's determined to bring the killer to justice. As she quickly spirals into the world of voodoo, Nicki soon finds out that not all ghosts are as friendly as Casper.

After reading DEAD GIRLS ARE EASY, the first thing I did was get online to see what other books Terri Garey has out. As much as I tried to deny it in the numerous searches I did, I finally had to admit to myself that Ms. Garey was a debut author and I wasn't going to be able to read any more books from the whimsical and witty author anytime soon. It was quite crushing at the time. I fell in love with DEAD GIRLS ARE EASY. It reminds me a bit of the TV show Ghost Whisperer, only this had been kicked up a whole lot of notches. Nicki Styx is an intriguing character that pulls you into her world, and her problems. With enough loose ends to entice you into wanting to continue the series, this fun and engrossing read is sure to entertain till the early hours of the morning. An excellent debut by an obviously talented author.