Who Haunts You by Mark Wheaton
Neurodivergent Rebecca "Bex" Koeltl knows that she is a work in progress. She feels like a burden to her mother and sister (not her father though--he left to start a new family ages ago and hasn't been in touch since), a loner in high school (she used to have friends, but not really anymore), and also the only one who can solve the mystery of what's happening to fellow high school seniors at Claremont. As more turn up dead, Bex discovers an alarming connection: the dead teenagers were haunted by relatives who never existed. Soon, Bex starts seeing apparitions of her dead great-aunt Holly, who never lived, couldn't have lived, but who everyone in Bex's life insists lived and died tragically young. As Bex races against time and Holly, she tries to unravel the true source of these hauntings before she is the next to die.
Filled with eerie to startling haunting moments, authentic neurodivergent representation, and a twisted mystery, Who Haunts You is an engrossing read.
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