Welcome to “The House in the Middle of the Street”; a gothic winter tale about a house, its occupants, and a yearly visit by a boy and a girl on New Year’s Eve.

Jennifer Sklias-Gahan narrated “The House in the Middle of the Street” as well as performed the music used in its sound design and its musical theme.

This house exists timelessly in the shadows of family secrets held by the occupants of the house. On the very last day and night of the year, the house is visited by a boy and a girl who knock, and knock, and knock, at the front door asking to be invited in.

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“Jennifer Sklias-Gahan writes and performs a darkly beautiful story that has a flavor of a Victorian gothic fairytale and the depth of Greek drama. Ms. Sklias-Gahan’s wonderful velvet voice narrates this fable using myths and metaphors to tell a story of two little children who visit the house in the middle of the street and nothing in that house is ever the same again.

Ms. Sklias-Gahan’s charming dramatization of each character’s voice is just one of the many gems of this audiobook that I loved. Another special touch is the original music sprinkled throughout this intriguing tale.

Jennifer Sklias-Gahan’s amazing ability to create the chilling voices of spooky little children, as she narrates her perfect story, rewarding us with a poignant message at the end. Just in time for Halloween and the long nights ahead.

Bravo.”

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