Abode

De: Morgan Sylvia

Narrado por: A. W. Miller

A terrifying haunting....

This is the place where the harrowed ghosts of a dozen generations whisper in the shadows of their ancestral home, where one family’s dreams of a new beginning turned into a nightmare that ended in tragedy.

A cursed bloodline....

This is the place where a line of witches bound themselves—in blood—to a primeval entity. Here, nightmare and reality meet beneath frozen skies, and even time and space fall under the power of the demonic being that rules this remote northern wood.

A chance encounter....

This is the place where the path of a tormented survivor meets that of an unknowing innocent. Past and present collide, and secrets long buried crawl back into the pallid light of day as the shadow of the Beast falls over them both. But even the bloodiest dreams of that demonic being may pale in comparison to what lies buried within the human heart.

This is the place where evil dwells....

©2017 Morgan Sylvia (P)2023 Morgan Sylvia

Unique haunted house

“I don’t want to scare you. But you have to know the truth.
I guess I should start at the beginning. You were my little sister once. I don’t know if you believe in reincarnation. I didn’t know that I did, until I saw you again.”

Thus begins one of the most unique, terror inducing, haunted house books that I have read. How is it unique you ask? Well the main character sees someone who he believes is the reincarnation of his little sister Lexi. He writes to her and tells their story of being kids growing up in a haunted house in northern Maine. A story that leads to her death.
Lexi reminds me of Carol Anne from Poltergeist and maybe that is why this book creeped me out so much. That movie scared the heck out of me as a kid. Anyway, Lexi just seems to have accepted the weird things that keep happening to her and her family.
“I’ll never forget what you said. You looked up at me, and nodded. ‘They come to me at night,’ you said. ‘they stand around my bed and tell me secrets. Their voices are ice and bone and dead branches.’” -Lexi

See, the thing is, this isn’t your regular haunted house story. This extends out of the house, across generations, and all the town folk know about the house out on “The Old Murder Road”.
And this story…this story is a warning. A warning to a woman who is possibly the reincarnation of a little girl that died in the house. And once you know about the buried secrets at the old house, well, then those demons also know about you.
Addictively told by the tormented survivor whose sanity is justifiably questionable, but filled with the hope that maybe this time he can save his little sister.