Harvest Home

Name: Harvest Home
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ISBN: 9781504056199

✍️ Thomas Tryon

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🏛 Open Road Media 📅 2018 📖 400 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781504056199

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🌾 Folk Horror

📝 Description: Harvest Home

Ned Constantine and his family abandon hectic New York for a tranquil New England village where they unknowingly become part of the secret Harvest Home ritual.

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Thomas Tryon captures the disquieting contrast between pastoral calm and insidious ancient tradition in Harvest Home, a classic of American folk horror. When Ned Constantine and his family leave the frantic pace of New York for a seemingly idyllic New England village, they find themselves drawn into a secretive community governed by unsettling rituals. Rather than relying on sudden shocks, the novel builds an atmosphere of slow-burning dread, cultivating a creeping sense of isolation as the friendly facade of the town gives way to something far more sinister. It is a thoughtful, atmospheric choice for readers who appreciate slow-paced, suspenseful tales of rural dread and dark customs hidden in plain sight.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Thomas Tryon captures the disquieting contrast between pastoral calm and insidious ancient tradition in Harvest Home, a classic of American folk horror. When Ned Constantine and his family leave the frantic pace of New York for a seemingly idyllic New England village, they find themselves drawn into a secretive community governed by unsettling rituals. Rather than relying on sudden shocks, the novel builds an atmosphere of slow-burning dread, cultivating a creeping sense of isolation as the friendly facade of the town gives way to something far more sinister. It is a thoughtful, atmospheric choice for readers who appreciate slow-paced, suspenseful tales of rural dread and dark customs hidden in plain sight.