Bücher von Arabella Anderson

Murray is held captive and tortured by aliens. He is fortunate enough to be saved by another alien. Things have never been like they use to be ever since his first nasty encounter with aliens. With time, and due to Murray's pain and bruises, he had lost lots of energy and blood. He is certainly dying and needs help. The alien who rescued him decides to help by feeding him with his body. Murray falls in love with the action and also with the alien's body.

Farmers from the East found the broad and fertile prairies of McHenry County offered the perfect soil and climate for growing corn, wheat, oats, barley, and rye. This led the way for a flourishing dairy industry that eventually supplied milk to the city of Chicago. The first settlements appeared in 1835 in towns such as Crystal Lake, Woodstock, Harvard, and Cary. Families such as the Walkups, the Crandalls, the Beardsleys, the Stickneys, and the Terwilligers travelled by oxcart and rode on horseback from distant states. As word of the lush countryside spread, other farmers came from England, Ireland, and Germany to plow the fertile fields of the nation's heartland.