The Strange Intruder (Adventure Library)

By: Arthur Catherall

Narrated by: John Lee

What begins as a quiet day of fishing, with 16-year-old Sven Klakk enviously watching the men using fleygs (fowling nets) to catch birds on the cliffs high above him, ends in a tumult of suspense and terror.

A force 10 gale; a damaged ship in danger of smashing up on the rocks of the island most of the crew call home; a handful of women, old men, and one 16-year-old boy, to rescue the desperately helpless men....

Then, when it seems impossible for things to get any worse than they already are - they do!

Arthur Catherall, a master of suspense, once again skillfully weaves an authentic tale of courage and suspense.

©1964 Arthur Catherall (P)2017 Bethlehem Books

Satisfying listen

I read this book in the 5th grade and very much enjoyed listening too it 54 years later. The author’s description of the setting and the action were very detailed and compelling. It felt like coming home to relive this great story. The narrator was excellent and the whole experience was very enjoyable.

Terrific storyline

this is a great story which is fast-paced, and not predictable. well-written. highly recommend. kept our attention.