Maze of Souls by J.L Bryan (Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper #6)

"Don't you love fall?" Stacey asked. "All the little festivals, the changing leaves, kids in Halloween costumes, the dead spewing up out of the graves to haunt the living..."

This case leads us to Pine Hollow Farm, an old time family farm that has all the fall activities one could want, including a 'haunted' hayride through the woods past an eighteenth-century cemetery and a corn maze. A local legend, the ghost of a horseman that has ridden through the same dirt road through the woods, along with other ghosts who are threatening visitors and the family. Ellie and Stacey travel to the farm to discover the truth behind these spirits and are racing against time as Halloween approaches.

I absolutely love this series so any new addition to it just makes my day! The danger and the spook factor of this book was off the charts. Between the ghosts, the ones in the woods and the one who crawls up the stairs in a pool of her own blood just blew me away. The worst part though was the children involved and the one daughter that played such a huge role in the end. I will NEVER get over Michael being possessed by Anton Clay, Ellie's own personal ghost stalker who killed her parents. Almost burning Ellie, Stacey, Michael, and the client's daughter alive...only to be saved by the horseman's ghost. Leaving Michael in a coma and Ellie feeling like she is the only reason he is in this situation.

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