Stranger

The small town of Sullivan has barricaded itself against the outside world. It is one of the last enclaves of civilization and the residents are determined that their town remain free from the strange and terrifying plague that is sweeping the land―a plague that transforms ordinary people into murderous, bloodthirsty madmen. But the transformation is only the beginning. With the shocking realization that mankind is evolving into something different, something horrifying, the struggle for survival becomes a battle to save humanity.

Simon Clark lives in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, with his family and jet-black dog. He is the author of many short stories, such as the award-winning “Goblin City Lights,” and over a dozen novels including Darkness Demands, Stranger, The Night of the Triffids, and most recently Hotel Midnight. Simon’s work has been optioned for filming in Hollywood and he has also written scripts for the BBC.