Lost Mojo by Kris Sedersten

"For six small-town teenagers, the haunting begins with a “ghost hunting” project and the sudden disappearance of two of their own. Their research into urban legends in their hometown leads them to an isolated farmhouse—haunted by its dark secrets, the discovery of unmarked graves, and paranormal activity that portends something diabolically evil.


For the Clay County Sheriff, and the mysterious Ranier brothers, the haunting began decades earlier when violent murder and a similar missing persons case first tainted the idyllic countryside. They soon discover the evil still lives…hidden…waiting to strike again. This time, the six teenagers are the target."(Description by Author)


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This is the second book in the Mojo Series by Kris Sedersten. I previously reviewed Mojo HERE.

I was really excited when Kris emailed me about reviewing the second book, Lost Mojo, because I really enjoyed the first book, Mojo, and was excited to see where this book would go. This one didn't quite live up to the first book but it was still a good read.

We are introduced to a group of highschoolers who are filming a short video on the Hauntings that are legend in their town for a school assignment. We follow them through the project visting different sites and they ultimately end up finding more than they bargained for. They thought they were just going to film some ghosts, maybe catch a few words on a hidden recorder. They never intended to uncover a serial killer.

I'll tell you.. I ended up being FREAKED out by this book. I remember taking my dog out at night and reading this book on my back porch while leaving my back door open so I could 'run in' just in case anything.. you know.. 'appeared'. The story really got to me once I really got into it.

If you enjoy spooky stories you'll like this one!

Where to Buy:

• Amazon: Paperback and Kindle

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