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And it spans the summer-he died at an end-of-school party in May-when she is most lost. We feel the rawness and vulnerability of her aloneness, her grief. We see her grieving we see her distraught. Our first glimpse of Ava is at his funeral. I Heart You, You Haunt Me.Īva's boyfriend Jackson Montgomery has tragically died when the novel, I Heart You, You Haunt Me, opens.

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