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No Ghouls Allowed: 07/21/16

No Ghouls Allowed by Victoria Laurie

No Ghouls Allowed by Victoria Laurie is the ninth Ghost Hunter book. M.J. and Gilley head back home to Valdosta, Georgia because M.J.'s dad has gotten engaged. While there, though, a vicious spirit begins tormenting her family and specifically targeting M.J.

Things get even worse when a skeleton is discovered hidden inside the walls of one of the home M.J.'s future mother in law is having renovated. Anyone who enters runs the risk of being a target or being possessed.

This is my favorite in the series since Ghouls, Ghouls, Ghouls. The cold case and its ramifications for M.J.'s family is both fascinating and gut wrenching. The ghosts this time are genuinely scary, making No Ghouls Allowed a great horror mystery.

Five stars

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