The small bears

Name: The small bears
Author: Gene L. Henderson

By Gene L. Henderson

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A patrol cruiser investigates a cloud-shrouded planet where many visiting ships have been abandoned; landing parties find tools left in order and no bodies before encountering small, furry, teddy-bear–like creatures whose apparent affection conceals a predatory ability to implant irresistible suggestions in humans, driving some to fatal acts at a boiling lava lake. One scientist detects behavioral patterns—selective approaches, repetitive responses, and a faint path to the molten shore—and resists the mental pull long enough to test and interrupt the influence, exposing the creatures' role in the disappearances.

About the Author

Gene L. Henderson

Gene L. Henderson is an author known for his contributions to literature that often explore psychological themes and human experiences. His notable works include "All In The Mind," which delves into the complexities of consciousness, and "Survival of the Fittest," a narrative that examines the dynamics of competition and adaptation. Henderson's writing is characterized by a blend of introspective thought and engaging storytelling, making his works resonate with readers interested in the interplay between mind and behavior. He also authored "The Small Bears," further showcasing his versatility as a writer.