Book 1: “Freekin just wants to fit in and have a normal life. The good news is that he’s in love with class beauty queen, Lilly. The bad news? He’s dead. Not that Freekin’s going to let a little thing like mortality get in his way. As a matter of fact, he’s going to gather up his courage and ask Lilly out. Now if he can only stop his ears from falling off whenever she’s around (it’s the decay talking), then maybe he’ll be able to hear when she answers him.” Book 2: “Pretty discovers that Freekin and Lilly are becoming a couple, and heads roll. (Eyeballs, too. All seven of them.) Suffice to say, Pretty not happy. What’s a monster to do? First, get a makeover. Then make Freekin jealous. And when that doesn’t work? Set out to lure Freekin by solving the mystery of the Mystery Meat completely on her own. But what poor Pretty doesn’t realize is that what she’s about to uncover could prove more threatening to her quest than all of Lilly’s beauty and feminine charms combined.” Book 3: “A sinister visitor from beyond the grave has a plan to undo the townspeople of Snickering Willows. When the villainous mastermind successfully hypnotizes Pretty and puts Freekin in a coma, it looks like Freekin and all those dearest to him are about to meet an untimely demise.”