<p>"A perfectly haunting combination."<br>—Jon Scieszka, bestselling author and Caldecott Honor winner </p> <p>"I loved Picture the Dead. Eerie, romantic, moody, and immersive. A beautifully illustrated gothic delight!"<br>—Holly Black, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>Black Cat </em></p> <p>"A tour de force, a remarkable feat of visual and verbal storytelling, as playful as it is serious, as haunting as it is delightful."<br> —Michael Chabon, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of <em>The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay </em></p> <p>Jennie feels the tingling presence of something unnatural in the house now that Will is dead.</p> <p>Her heart aches without him, and she still doesn't know how he<em> really</em> died. It seems that everywhere she turns, someone is hiding yet another clue. As Jennie seeks the truth, she finds herself drawn ever deeper into a series of tricks and lies, secrets and betrayals, and begins to wonder if she had every really known Will at all.</p>