The Haunted Child (A Rylan Flynn Mystery, #4)

by Dawn Merriman

[Nadz@Totally Addicted to Reading]

In "The Haunted Child," Merriam immerses her readers in a small-town teeming with secrets, mysterious disappearances, and supernatural occurrences. As readers delve into this realm, they become entangled in a complex mystery that unfolds over decades.

"The Haunted Child" is the fourth installment in the Rylan Flynn series. Merriman continues to captivate her audience with another thrilling and fast-paced read. In summary, Rylan possesses a unique ability to perceive ghosts. She not only sees these apparitions but also aids in unraveling the mysteries of their demise.

In this installment, an individual from Rylan's past seeks assistance. Andrea Evans, accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend, maintains her innocence despite incriminating evidence. She turns to Rylan for help to clear her name. Convinced of her innocence, Rylan embarks on a quest to uncover the true culprit, disregarding cautions from Detective Ford Pierce.

Rylan's inquiry transports readers to the past, recounting the moment Rylan encountered Andrea at a summer camp. It also unveils the circumstances under which Rylan acquired the ability to see and communicate with ghosts.

I am thoroughly enjoying this series; it improves with each installment. It's fascinating to see the connections between past events and the present mystery. This mystery is such that accurately predicting the outcome is challenging. And the ending? The revelation was completely unexpected.

This was a fun read. I look forward to seeing what's next in store for Rylan
This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading