
2.5 (2 ratings)
Fear Farm
Within one year, reports of several missing people took over the media. The victims, all had ventured to parts of the deep wooded countryside never to return. Rumors, posted from local townsfolk, of what might have happened to them caught the attention of the public. Some said the undead may have taken them. Others believed that quick changes in weather patterns played part in their disappearances. A survivor, the only witness, was committed for madness as her story went uncredited. Even though some information was strange investigators, family, friends and adventure seekers all looked into them finding nothing. The lack of any evidence baffled the minds of the people involved as they continued to search for answers. Among them, a young woman so obsessed with these stories in her past that her own nightmares become a reality as she stumbles upon unspeakable horrors playing out before her very own eyes. Are they made up in her mind? Are they a dream? Or is she next? Whether real or fantasy, a story was unfolding before her and she could not stop the images that played out as she confronts who or what was responsible for these individuals grotesque fate.
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2.5
2 ratings
Jolene C.
Aug 15, 2026
Last night after reading Fear Farm: No Trespassers by S.J. Krandall, I had to take my poor dog for her potty break, she had waited way too long because there was no way I was putting that book down mid-chaos. Huge mistake. By the time I finally stepped outside, every snapping twig and whispering breeze had me jumping like a possessed jackrabbit. Let’s just say, by the end, my dog wasn’t the only one who needed to “relieve herself.”
Michelle M.
Aug 15, 2026
I read this book for a Facebook group. We were given the name of an author and had to purchase their book to read and review. I was given S.J. Krandall.
first, I should state this would not have been a book that would interest me. As I was reading, I was confused. The book did not seem to be one full story.
first, I should state this would not have been a book that would interest me. As I was reading, I was confused. The book did not seem to be one full story.