Introduction to "Vampire Farm"
Deep in Kentucky, the Wilson family's century-old farm is sliding toward bankruptcy. When he was desperate, Carl Wilson exchanged for a batch of mysterious "improved seeds", which promised to triple the yield and save the family. However, it was not hope that was sown, but an old and hungry pact.
Beneath the soil, something ominous begins to pulse. Darkness grows quietly, and the price they demand is far beyond money. When five-year-old Jesse becomes the first "Bleeder," the family's fate is forever tied to the ancient terror beneath this land. A pale stranger who calls himself Edgar Thorne brings warning and temptation, while the shadows of disappearing neighbors and the drumming of deep underground herald the awakening of the abyss.
This is not a tale of fangs and gothic castles. This is a terror rooted in fertile soil and entangled in blood. When the "crops" begin to whisper in the voices of their loved ones, and when the land itself has a heartbeat and desire, the Wilson family discovers that the deepest darkness does not come from the outside world, but from beneath the home they are sworn to defend.
A harvest that goes against nature is about to come, and the reapers are themselves.
