35. Whisper Down the Lane by Clay McLeod Chapman
In the midst of the societal satanic panic five year old Sean accidentally says things that feed into rumors that his art teacher is involving the children in satanic rituals and abusing them. Thirty years later Richard has tried to relinquish has past and is now moving forward with his new wife and her young son. But someone or something seems to be trying to punish him and not let his past die.
The book kept me fairly engaged reading it, but I definitely very easily figured out who was haunting Richard and mostly just kept reading to make sure I was right, which I was. I give it a 5 out of 10.