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Ed Falco is the New York Times bestselling author of a dozen books, including novels and short story collections. His work has been published in the Atlantic Monthly, Playboy, and Ploughshares. He won the Richard Sullivan Prize in Short Fiction for Acid and has received many other awards and fellowships, including an NEA Fellowship in fiction, the Emily Clark Balch Prize for Short Fiction, the Robert Penn Warren Prize for Poetry, and the Mishima Prize for Innovative Fiction.
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The Strangers

Overview

To inhabit the the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few.
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Description

To inhabit the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few. When Severn Price awakens during a violent storm to find his wife dead beside him in bed, he ventures out for help, only to find himself in the midst of an apocolypse that wipes out the Earth's human population—except for him and a few others who escape the purge. In the months that follow, they encounter aliens who look and behave like the humans they've replaced. Though the aliens who have repopulated Earth are peaceful, they bring with them something fierce and savage that the human survivors will have to face and defeat if they don't want to be the last of their species.

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Overview

To inhabit the the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few.

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Description

To inhabit the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few. When Severn Price awakens during a violent storm to find his wife dead beside him in bed, he ventures out for help, only to find himself in the midst of an apocolypse that wipes out the Earth's human population—except for him and a few others who escape the purge. In the months that follow, they encounter aliens who look and behave like the humans they've replaced. Though the aliens who have repopulated Earth are peaceful, they bring with them something fierce and savage that the human survivors will have to face and defeat if they don't want to be the last of their species.

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Book details

Genre:FICTION

Subgenre:Science Fiction / Alien Contact

Language:English

Pages:315

eBook ISBN:9798350976489

Overview

To inhabit the the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few.

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Description

To inhabit the planet, they had to eliminate the Earth's indigenous human population. Trouble was, they missed a few. When Severn Price awakens during a violent storm to find his wife dead beside him in bed, he ventures out for help, only to find himself in the midst of an apocolypse that wipes out the Earth's human population—except for him and a few others who escape the purge. In the months that follow, they encounter aliens who look and behave like the humans they've replaced. Though the aliens who have repopulated Earth are peaceful, they bring with them something fierce and savage that the human survivors will have to face and defeat if they don't want to be the last of their species.

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About the author

Ed Falco is the New York Times bestselling author of a dozen books, including novels and short story collections. His work has been published in the Atlantic Monthly, Playboy, and Ploughshares. He won the Richard Sullivan Prize in Short Fiction for Acid and has received many other awards and fellowships, including an NEA Fellowship in fiction, the Emily Clark Balch Prize for Short Fiction, the Robert Penn Warren Prize for Poetry, and the Mishima Prize for Innovative Fiction.

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