The die is cast; delve into the occult and nineties nostalgia. North London, 1997. Follow Detective Inspector MICHELLE DAVEY and orphaned schoolgirl, RYE TURPIN, as they both try to solve the murder of a missing teenager, to whom they seemingly have no connection, besides the spirit. For MICHELLE, it's a question of whether this distraction will hinder her dream of promotion, if not ruin her career. Aside from the otherworldly forces, she is all-the-while fighting the "boy's club" mentality of the police force. Thankfully, RYE has her friends to rely upon and an overprotective sister. Though, as she turns sixteen, she may too be in danger. And not just from the perils and pitfalls of navigating adolescence. With their new-found ability to see the dead, their paths cross before converging in a climactic battle against the forces that would rather this murder remains a mystery. Fans of classic nineties television shows who mourn this era would appreciate this British revival in literature. When extraordinary befalls the ordinary; characters' humanity is at the forefront of a tale that's both humorous and high-stakes. SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL! We all have our parts to play.