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Valley of the Croen

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The story follows a resourceful mining man who is drawn by a mysterious, jewel-set golden statuette and the stranger who brings it, prompting him to organize an expedition into remote Korean wilderness. The party pursues caches of gold and traces of an isolated people who craft similar figures, only to encounter deadly phenomena—statues that irresistibly point a path and sudden deaths where strange flying disks land. Tension develops between greed, superstition, and unfamiliar powers, including a woman who claims subtle psychic arts, as the explorers confront both hidden culture and lethal otherworldly forces.

About the Author

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Lee Tarbell

Lee Tarbell was an American author known for his work in the early 20th century. His notable novel, "Valley of the Croen," showcases his ability to weave intricate narratives that reflect the complexities of human experience. While not widely recognized today, Tarbell's contributions to literature offer a glimpse into the themes and styles of his time, making his work a point of interest for those exploring the literary heritage of that era.

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