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The Pauper Field
Paperback
HorrorMystery & ThrillerGeneral Fiction
Publisher Price: $24.95
ISBN13: 9781642281170
Publisher: Izzard Ink
Published: Oct 6 2025
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some Truths Refuse to Stay Buried
Braxton Hayward thought Jacksonville, Oregon, would be his fresh start-an escape from a failed marriage and a career in ruins. But the town has other plans. Late at night, whispers crawl through the darkness, murmuring a name he doesn't recognize yet somehow knows. The voices aren't just in his head-they're leading him somewhere.
Then, a local family vanishes without a trace. Jacksonville's past begins surfacing in terrifying ways. Secrets buried deep-deliberately forgotten-are clawing their way back, and the truth refuses to stay hidden.
As the line between reality and nightmare unravels, Braxton is forced to confront the town's dark history-and his own haunted past. But the deeper he digs, the closer he comes to an impossible revelation-one the voices will stop at nothing to expose.
For fans of Stephen King, Paul Tremblay, and Gillian Flynn, The Pauper Field is a haunting blend of supernatural suspense and psychological drama. Trevor G. Jackson delivers a chilling mystery where the past never truly dies-and some secrets demand to be unearthed.
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