Julie Troutman's New Book 'The Farm' is a Riveting Tale of a Woman's Journey Through Mortality Into the Promising, Exciting World of the Supernatural
Apr 14, 2022
Fulton Books author Julie Troutman, a writer from the rural community of Baywood, has completed her most recent book, "The Farm,": a thrilling narrative that follows Ana as she finds herself in an unknown world of the supernatural. Humanity finds itself enslaved by immortals in order to save its entire species. Ana never thought love would find her in such an unlikely environment, but love was exactly what she found.
Troutman shares, "The flame that burns the brightest burns the quickest, they say, and Ana Reed planned to burn brightly for eternity. She had no plans to grow complacent and cold in her pursuit of justice for the children she served through her position as a social service worker. Ana held the sands of time in the palm of her hand, and she planned to clear the path for the broken children she swore to protect. Her gift would be their salvation.
"However, mankind had a different plan. Greed, cruelty, and lust for power led them to their own destruction. The once-free people were now confined by the immortals, who had to step in to save them from themselves. The immortals constructed great farms to house the elite few, handpicked to carry on the human race. Time erased all memories of freedom for the humans. All that remained was a sense of duty to the immortals.
"This unnatural environment was the last place Ana thought she would find her soul mate, yet she did. Marked with a number and a sense of obligation, James did as he was told and provided sustenance for the immortals. He knew nothing of the world outside the boundaries of the farm. His Ana was the only link to the outside world, and he loved the freedom her stories brought him.
"Many adventures filled the long life of Ana and her family and friends, but nothing could have prepared her for the future fate had in store for her. She had never dreamed anything like this was even possible. Her original goal in life was to be realized with the help of the love of her life."
Published by Fulton Books, Julie Troutman's engrossing read is a sci-fi novel with threads of romance woven throughout. It is a tale of Ana's adventures and battles as she faces obstacles in a world that's conquered by the supernatural.
The author's rural upbringing fueled the flames of her writing and imagination. This work will be her first of many stories and she wishes to bring everyone along on this adventure of hers.
Readers who wish to experience this profound work can purchase "The Farm" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Author Support via email at [email protected] or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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