666 Gable Way

By: Dani Lamia

Narrated by: Hillary Huber

Something evil hides within the House of Seven Gables …

Phoebe Pyncheon hasn’t had an easy life. Alone and out of work, she does her best to make ends meet while she finishes her debut novel. But when even the monthly rent becomes too much for the struggling young writer to afford, she is forced to move into her Great Aunt Hester’s boarding house. Known as the House of Seven Gables, this Victorian mansion is a maze of decrepit halls, musty old furniture, and faded glamour.

At first, Phoebe feels at home in the strange, quirky old house. But soon she senses a presence lurking in the shadows, just out of sight.

She hears it breathing in the darkness, feels its cold touch on her skin at night.

Then the police knock on her door with news of a dead body found nearby. And Phoebe discovers the terrifying truth …

The House of Seven Gables is a temple to an ancient evil, a terrifying power unleashed by Hester and her coven of friends. This dark entity haunts the stones of the old mansion, plotting its revenge upon the living. But a secret power hides within Phoebe as well.

And releasing it may be her only chance to survive the terror that awaits her …

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Entertaining & worthy listen

I very much enjoyed the characters as well as the story. I hope to see them in a sequel.

Poorly written, Millennial whining disguised in a coat of generic “horror”

What a waste of time. It’s beyond clear that the author doesn’t know or understand anything about witchcraft or ceremonial magick. She mixes peaceful Wiccan ceremony and symbology with fantastical “horror” type magic. It’s almost as if she just did a Google search for “witch” and started throwing in everything she found.

If that’s not bad enough, you can’t get past Chapter 2 before the author starts complaining about older generations hating Millennials and being creepy and only interested in sex. Oh, add a dash of bitching about student loans and you have all the makings of a generic garbage story.

Unfortunately everyone who has a pen and paper isn’t meant to be an author. Hopefully the author has some skills to fall back on, because “writing ain’t it, chief.”

Just ok

This story goes downhill after the prologue which is the best part of the story!