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Miracle Mountain (Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper #20) by J.L Bryan


 

    During the gold rush, prospectors came to Miracle Mountain in northern Georgia, looking for their fortune in the local waterways. Legend tells of a mysterious event, of a girl falling to her death from the local waterfall and miraculously coming back to life the next day. Tourists now come to this legendary location looking for a miracle of their own. Nearby is a rustic historical inn that welcomes visitors looking for their own miracle and a glimpse of the local ghost Freija. Ellie and her team are called in to help the owners get rid of the malevolent spirits that are scaring away business. 

    I love this entire book; I swear every time it gets scarier as the series goes on! Ellie and Jordan come to the Highwater Inn to help rid of the malevolent ghosts but are told to steer clear of the friendly welcoming ones. The owner Willow, who claims to be a spiritualist, is trying to contact the dead and even goes as far as to welcome them into the inn. Willow turns the entire case into ghost tour for those who have booked the inn at that time and is impeding on the entire process. The basement ghosts are extremely dangerous, but the worst comes from the least likely source. I love Jacobs' input through the entire book and how he's reacting practically being a side show for the visitors at the inn. I love how every time there is any kind of nature spirits or anything of that nature it's done extremely respectfully and well done. It took such a dark and crazy twist at the end; I really did not see it coming at all! I can't wait for the next one!

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