After four years sober, Dana Wilder has rebuilt her life. Her children have been restored to her, and she has a fresh start in a quiet New England colonial. But the house on Ashburn Street hides something older than its foundation stones, and once it wakes, recovery alone will not save them.

When her teenage daughter Cass begins sensing what others cannot—strange movements in the dark, whispers in empty rooms, objects shifting on their own—Dana realizes they are facing a threat no program ever prepared her for. As the supernatural activity intensifies, government agents with their own agenda arrive, determined to treat consciousness itself as a disease to be cured.

With help from paranormal researcher Dr. Siobhan O’Brien, survivor Elias Torrance, and an immortal guardian carrying two thousand years of Celtic wisdom, Dana uncovers a chilling truth. Her family’s crisis is tied to a binding ritual that failed in 1977, and her home may be the key to stopping an ancient evil from spreading its hollow influence across the world.

The House on Ashburn Street blends supernatural horror with the hard-won wisdom of recovery, exploring how love and choice can triumph over forces that seek to strip them away. This is a story of families forged through struggle, the strength found in community, and the understanding that some things are worth any sacrifice to preserve.

Perfect for readers who enjoyed The Haunting of Hill House, The Silent Companions, and anyone who believes the most powerful supernatural force is the human capacity to choose love over fear.