Kiss of Death, by Lauren Henderson, was a wonderfully written book with its own twist on a traditional type of story line. Having failed to realize it was the last book in a series when I chose this book, I would hardly have figured out that it happened to be a sequence if I hadn't checked. Noted, I did wonder why it left so much unexplained. This book is about the adventures of Scarlett Wakefield while on a school trip to Edinburgh. This school trip turns out to be no pleasure retreat however, for someone's out to get Scarlett. When Scarlett is faced with a rather unpleasant blast from the past at a Celtic connections concert, she falls into a void of memories, which include a few boys, and a couple near death experiences. To the avid readers of this series it will make perfect sense, and I even grasped more than just the general idea of the happening between Scarlett and her ex-best friends, Luce and Alison who appeared with noted contempt for Scarlett. Plus an old murder rears its ugly head in the appearance of the victim's twin brother. After a prank goes wrong, which nearly ends in Scarlett's death, followed a threatening note written in stencil, Scarlett must find out who's behind this mystery; before it's too late.