Book Review: Imaginary Girls

In Imaginary Girls by Nova Ren Suma, Chloe has spent most of her fourteen years living in her older sister's shadow. Ruby is the girl that every guy wants to date and every girl wants to be. It evens seems as though Ruby has some kind of power over people, always getting them to do things for her. Chloe has never minded being known as Ruby's little sister, since it is Ruby who has practically raised Chloe. But when Chloe finds the body of a local teen at a party, her world is shattered. Sent away to live with her father, Chloe spends two years separated from Ruby until Ruby reappears and convinces Chloe to return home promising that everything will be the way it used to be. Chloe is shocked to discover that Ruby is right. Everything is the same as it was two years earlier--the dead girl is alive and Ruby's power over others is terrifying. A creepy reservoir with deep secrets, a living dead girl and Ruby's other-worldly powers add up to one scary mystery.