<p><b>This </b><b>mischievous Malaysian-set</b> <b>novel is an adventure featuring family, ghosts and local gods - from Hugo Award winning novelist Zen Cho.<br><br>'A sharp and bittersweet story of past and future, ghosts and gods and family, that kept me turning pages into the dark hours of the night' </b>&ndash;<b> Naomi Novik, author of <i>Uprooted</i></b><br><br>Her grandmother may be dead, but she's not done with life . . . yet.<br><br>As Jessamyn packs for Malaysia, it&rsquo;s not a good time to start hearing a bossy voice in her head. Broke, jobless and just graduated, she&rsquo;s abandoning America to return &lsquo;home&rsquo;. But she last saw Malaysia as a toddler &ndash; and is completely unprepared for its ghosts, gods and her eccentric family&rsquo;s shenanigans.<br><br>Jess soon learns her &lsquo;voice&rsquo; belongs to Ah Ma, her late grandmother. She worshipped the Black Water Sister, a local deity. And when a business magnate dared to offend her goddess, Ah Ma swore revenge. Now she&rsquo;s decided Jess will help, whether she wants to or not.<br><br>As Ah Ma blackmails Jess into compliance, Jess fights to retain control. But her irrepressible relative isn&rsquo;t going to let a little thing like death stop her, when she can simply borrow Jess&rsquo;s body to make mischief. As Jess is drawn ever deeper into a world of peril and family secrets, getting a job becomes the least of her worries.<br><br><b>&lsquo;This may be Zen Cho's best work yet&rsquo; </b>&ndash;<b> Karen Lord, author of <i>The Best of All Possible Worlds</i></b><br><br><b>&lsquo;A compelling and deftly written ghost story' </b>&ndash;<b> Kate Elliott, author of <i>Cold Magic</i></b></p>