Gray Alien's Burden
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What if, instead of an alien invasion, there was an alien invitation? Would we choose peace and prosperity even if it meant we were no longer in charge?
In the aftermath of a US-Soviet confrontation which nearly led to total annihilation, the United Gray Consortium descends to Earth to offer their superior civilizing services to any nation who chooses to join the Consortium as a subsidiary. Assigned to emergency relief efforts in Canada, Gray junior officer Robin is convinced her kind represent the interests for all freedom-loving primates; However, her human counterpart Jake sees the Grays as colonizers. Despite their differences they must work together as lives are at stake. But there is more going on than either could imagine.
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