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Creature Farm #2
Slice of Life
Grow your farm. Build relationships. Expose the secret.
Varian Farm—a place shrouded in mystery.
Led by an iron-fisted noble, its fields bear endless fruit. Its animals produce the finest wools, milks, and cheeses.
But prosperity comes at a price.
Deep beneath the manor house, a secret slumbers. For hundreds of years, it’s sat dormant, controlled by the noble House of Varian.
The world is changing though. A recent earthquake has unearthed treasure in the valley. Hidden from view, a chain reaction is underway.
The valley is evolving.
Life will never be the same.
Varian Farm—a place shrouded in mystery.
Led by an iron-fisted noble, its fields bear endless fruit. Its animals produce the finest wools, milks, and cheeses.
But prosperity comes at a price.
Deep beneath the manor house, a secret slumbers. For hundreds of years, it’s sat dormant, controlled by the noble House of Varian.
The world is changing though. A recent earthquake has unearthed treasure in the valley. Hidden from view, a chain reaction is underway.
The valley is evolving.
Life will never be the same.
491 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 20, 2025
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Tristan Rye
3 books5 followersFarming sims…citybuilders…there’s nothing better than slipping into a cozy world after a long day.
These are the vibes I want to bring to my stories. You can read these books with a glass of warm tea.
Sit back and enjoy!
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These are the vibes I want to bring to my stories. You can read these books with a glass of warm tea.
Sit back and enjoy!
For new release notifications, join my mailing list at www.TristanRye.com
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
April 30, 2025
A solid continuation to the first book, with just enough new elements and character development to not make that feel stale.
The redemption arc, which covers most of the story, was good. It felt gratifying when it came to a conclusion, though I do wish that conclusion was more dramatically written or at least some added challenge was present.
The redemption arc, which covers most of the story, was good. It felt gratifying when it came to a conclusion, though I do wish that conclusion was more dramatically written or at least some added challenge was present.
April 15, 2025
Even worst....politics, lame romance......less farming....Onto my next adventure, Happy Readings!!!
May 25, 2025
love this series!!
I can’t wait for the next book! This story, these characters and this world have been so heartwarming for me. Very well done. Highly recommend !
I can’t wait for the next book! This story, these characters and this world have been so heartwarming for me. Very well done. Highly recommend !
June 9, 2025
I enjoyed this book, it very much is slice of life though so be prepared. There's a comfort and cozyness that comes with the routine and there are new elements added, but other things can be a bit predictable which may bother some. Considering I read both books over 2-3 days total, I think it's safe to say I wasn't bored and the storyline kepy my attention well. Hopefully we get word about book #3 being released soon.
I think my only complaints are due to personal preference. We know Owen is highschool age but the town girls age are a little unclear which makes things feel odd especially with the year-length difference between the worlds. I'm also a little nervous that the story may go in the direction of teenage-boy isekai with a reverse harem. Additonally with Owen being so young it kind of feels worse when he things about home and torn about staying in his new life vs going back, especially when you think that his friends and parents likely think he's missing/dead and grieving. These complicated nuances are way more realistic than other options but it takes away a good chunk of the cozyness to me.
I think my only complaints are due to personal preference. We know Owen is highschool age but the town girls age are a little unclear which makes things feel odd especially with the year-length difference between the worlds. I'm also a little nervous that the story may go in the direction of teenage-boy isekai with a reverse harem. Additonally with Owen being so young it kind of feels worse when he things about home and torn about staying in his new life vs going back, especially when you think that his friends and parents likely think he's missing/dead and grieving. These complicated nuances are way more realistic than other options but it takes away a good chunk of the cozyness to me.
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