Some places never forget what they've seen. Some barns don't let you leave the same – if they let you leave at all.

Norway's Bondalen Farm has always had a reputation. Whispers. Vanishings. Strange silences. No one remembers what happens inside the barn – but everyone who enters comes out changed... or doesn't come out at all.

In the spring of 1979, three girls – Elizabeth, Kari and Sara – live on the farm, bound by secrets they can barely understand. When a man arrives claiming to be Death itself, the girls are forced to confront the malevolent force beneath their feet. Not all of them will survive what the barn has been hiding.

Decades later, Bondalen is sold to a new family. Fourteen-year-old Paula Ridley doesn't want to be there. Uprooted from London by her grieving father, she feels trapped in the cold shadow of the countryside. But the farm hasn't forgotten what happened. It never forgets. And as Paula begins to uncover fragments of the past, she realizes that something is still waiting in the barn – something hungry.

The Farm is a haunting, slow-burn horror novel about buried trauma, inherited evil, and the darkness that grows when no one is watching.