Even two hundred pages are too much for this shallow story that offers nothing but tropey horror movie shenanigans that probably wouldn't even be scary in the environment that they're shamelessly cribbed from, and are even less impressive when just described. Seed is an incredibly generic haunted house/possession movie copy+pasted into book form, except without any of the depth of character, plot, or atmosphere that that change in medium might allow for. No unique or interesting mythology to get sucked in by, populated by stock characters, narrated by a useless puppet muzzled and directed by plot convenience, and worst of all, not even remotely creepy, there is literally no reason to waste your time reading this book. Go watch Sinister instead.