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Heaven Sent is the sixth, final book in the exciting The Mediator series by Meg Cabot.
Suze should be on cloud nine. She's going out with Jesse, the most gorgeous ghost of all time. But her fellow mediator, Paul Slater, wants Suze all to himself, and he's hell-bent on making the happy couple ancient history.
When creepy Paul threatens to travel back in time and stop Jesse from dying, Suze is seriously spooked. Her boyfriend has a ghost of a chance to live again – but it would be without her. So what will Jesse choose? Life – or love?
The preceding books in the series include Love You to Death, High Stakes, Mean Spirits, Young Blood and Grave Doubts.
Suze should be on cloud nine. She's going out with Jesse, the most gorgeous ghost of all time. But her fellow mediator, Paul Slater, wants Suze all to himself, and he's hell-bent on making the happy couple ancient history.
When creepy Paul threatens to travel back in time and stop Jesse from dying, Suze is seriously spooked. Her boyfriend has a ghost of a chance to live again – but it would be without her. So what will Jesse choose? Life – or love?
The preceding books in the series include Love You to Death, High Stakes, Mean Spirits, Young Blood and Grave Doubts.
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Meg Cabot is the author of many books for young adults, including the phenomenally successful The Princess Diaries series, All American Girl, Nicola and the Viscount, Victoria and the Rogue, and Teen Idol. Meg lives with her husband and one-eyed cat, Henrietta, and divides her time between homes in Florida and New York City. Her novels for adults, The Guy Next Door and Boy Meets Girl, are also published by Pan Macmillan.
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