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This document presents excerpts from John Saul's novel, "Cry for the Strangers," published in 1979 by Dell Publishing. The text introduces various characters, including the Randall family who seek to rent a house, the Palmer family struggling with their son Robby's unique behavior, and the local police chief, Harney Whalen, who harbors a deep distrust of outsiders. The narrative intertwines their experiences with the mysterious and often violent phenomena occurring in Clark's Harbor, particularly during storms. Ancient local legends and the strange deaths of residents suggest a supernatural influence tied to the beach, implying that the town itself resists the presence of strangers.
By Book Odyssey - AdminThis document presents excerpts from John Saul's novel, "Cry for the Strangers," published in 1979 by Dell Publishing. The text introduces various characters, including the Randall family who seek to rent a house, the Palmer family struggling with their son Robby's unique behavior, and the local police chief, Harney Whalen, who harbors a deep distrust of outsiders. The narrative intertwines their experiences with the mysterious and often violent phenomena occurring in Clark's Harbor, particularly during storms. Ancient local legends and the strange deaths of residents suggest a supernatural influence tied to the beach, implying that the town itself resists the presence of strangers.