“Harvest Home" by Thomas Tryon is a horror novel published in 1973. The story is about a couple, Ned and Beth Constantine, who move from New York City to the seemingly idyllic village of Cornwall Coombe in Connecticut. They are seeking a simpler, more peaceful life. However, they soon discover that the village harbors dark secrets and ancient pagan rituals centered around the harvest. As Ned becomes more involved in the community, he learns about the mysterious "Harvest Home" festival and the strange customs of the villagers. The more he uncovers, the more he realizes that the village's tranquility comes at a terrifying cost. The novel explores themes of tradition, sacrifice, and the clash between modernity and ancient beliefs. It's a gripping and suspenseful tale that builds tension as Ned unravels the sinister truth behind Cornwall Coombe's pastoral facade.