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Invasion

by Aaron Wolfe

Other authors: Dean Koontz

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Don, Connie, and their son Toby live on an isolated three hundred acre farm in a rural area of Maine. When the snow hits, they begin noticing large, strange tracks in the woods near their home. The animals begin behaving strangely. Mysterious lights appear unexpectedly outside the barn and house. When the snow reaches blizzard proportions, Don, Connie, and Toby find themselves cut-off from civilization. With no working telephone service, no available transportation, and no nearby neighbors, they are left to fend for themselves when the invasion begins.… (more)
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Koontz, Deansecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Freas, KellyCover artistsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed

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(1) This is the original version of Winter Moon. Do not combine.

(2) Invasion is also the title of the Swedish translation of Koontz's The Taking (ISBN 9170027412).
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Don, Connie, and their son Toby live on an isolated three hundred acre farm in a rural area of Maine. When the snow hits, they begin noticing large, strange tracks in the woods near their home. The animals begin behaving strangely. Mysterious lights appear unexpectedly outside the barn and house. When the snow reaches blizzard proportions, Don, Connie, and Toby find themselves cut-off from civilization. With no working telephone service, no available transportation, and no nearby neighbors, they are left to fend for themselves when the invasion begins.

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