Pipe by Wade Lake

A couple’s first house. Whispers dripping from the rusty shower head. Can this relationship be saved?
Mack and Chase dreamed of owning a house together.
They’ve finally done it: A four-room fixer-upper in New Orleans’ historic Tremé neighborhood.
The neglected address sits on a popular parade route. An enormous live oak bedazzled with tangled strands of Mardi Gras beads shades the front stoop. The property looks both festive and haunted.
Mack and Chase are blue-collar gays. Mack’s a plumber, Chase is an electrician. If they work together, they can turn this tiny house into their forever home.

Problem is, with so much work to be done, their prodigious sex life screeches to an unceremonious halt. Suddenly Chase prefers reading mystery romances to making love. And he’s getting way too friendly with the nosy neighbors.
Not only is Mack sex-starved and exhausted, but now he swears he can hear a disembodied voice leaking from the shower head.
What if what it says is true?
Mack would risk everything to win back Chase’s affections. The house was Mack’s plan to mend their relationship. Unfortunately, it seems the house has a plan of its own.
Mack suspects something very bad happened here …or it’s about to.