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The Invaders

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A long-abandoned valley that lost its water supply is unexpectedly bought by an outsider who arrives with dozens of relatives and settlers. They quickly repair buildings, bring livestock, and somehow restore running water and a hint of green despite the absence of visible transport. Local townspeople are impressed by the newcomers' industry but unsettled by their social remoteness: children disappear from view, gifts are returned, and neighbors grow increasingly puzzled and suspicious about the settlers' origins and intentions.

About the Author

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Benjamin Ferris

Benjamin Ferris was an American author known for his work in the early 19th century. He is best recognized for his novel "The Invaders," which reflects the themes and challenges of his time. Ferris's writing often explores the complexities of human experience and societal change, contributing to the literary landscape of his era. His works provide insight into the cultural and historical context of early American literature.

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