The Seventh Ward

The Haunted, Book 2

By: Patrick Logan

Narrated by: Michael Pauley

Not all hospital wards were built to heal people.

A grieving Robert Watts has little down time. Though he now has a house to live in, and friends new and old to join him, his financial woes have not been resolved. And he has yet to come to terms with the things that he has seen...and experienced. That is until Rob, Shelly, and Cal receive a visit from the mysterious Sean Sommers who offers them another job. Only this time, it's not a haunted estate that they are commissioned to purge, but an abandoned hospital ward...The Seventh Ward, a place that has been locked for decades, trapping more than just a horrible history within. This time, Robert finds himself narrowly tight-rope walking between life and death, the living and the dead. The problem is, Robert isn't sure which side he falls on anymore.

The Seventh Ward is the second book in the Haunted series, the sequel to the Amazon best-selling Shallow Graves, horrifying, disturbing, and truly haunting tales with shocking twists that you will never see coming. Grab your copy of The Seventh Ward from the Amazon best-selling author of the Insatiable series and the Family Values trilogy today!

©2016 Patrick Logan (P)2016 Patrick Logan

AWESOME

Omg Patrick this was great I loved the ending can't wait to tag the next book!!! You have a new loyal fan in me

Great story again!

I like a book that I can get into and not even realize how much time has passed as I listen! I can get my cleaning done clothes folded and other chores done as I listen and the next thing I know I am done with chores and I am done with another great story! Thanks for making house work so much more enjoyable!! 😃😉

B Movie feel

Not as good as the previous installment... Lacked the twists and gloomy feel of it's predecessor... Still a decent read, but rather than slowly increasing tension it relys on what at times feel like cartoony gore and terror... Like Frankenstein and The Reanimator had a baby... For me there was a lot of "you can't be that dim, can you?" Narration is very good and makes an average story slightly better...

Hard to follow

The story was hard to follow going from present to 9 years ago. The beginning doesn’t make sense when you get into the book. I do have to give the narrator credit for doing a really good job of bringing the main characters I life.

every entertaining

1st 3 chapters are slow but thats ok, the finest books begin slow, loved it! bravo 😍