Roderick Gordon & Brian Williams - [Tunnels 05] - Spiral (mobi).mobi

Spinning out of control!
Just when you thought it couldn't get any deeper, darker, or weirder...
Creeping into the open through cracks in the earth, the Styx have surfaced, and are now infesting England like some parasitic scourge -- carriers of a bizarre black secret that will place every last Topsoiler in mortal peril.
Unless Will Burrows puts a stop to the propagation.
Armed to the teeth, with little more than a motley crew of former commandos as reinforcements, can Will, Chester, and Elliott find a way to squash the threat? Or will they only find themselves in a deadly downward SPIRAL?

Reviews for Tunnels
"... fantastic fun ... has a claustrophobia and grimness all its own ... well paced, exciting and - in places - frightening ... (You have been warned.) The danger in the darkness is very real and is well worth the wait." PHILIP ARDAGH

"Does it live up to the hype? Yes ... a corker of a plot ... the beginnings of a sensational series." DAILY EXPRESS, UK

"Gruesome and engrossing." FT MAGAZINE, UK

"Compelling ... a very promising series kickoff." BOOKLIST, starred review

"Moves with thrilling momentum. Prepare to get hooked ... " THE COLUMBUS DESPATCH

Roderick Gordon was born and grew up in London. He also went to university in London where he was supposed to be reading biology but instead spent far too much time in the various student bars with his future writing partner, Brian Williams. He went on to do corporate finance in the City until 2001 when he was thrown out for excessive daydreaming. He counts a number of writers and poets among his ancestors such RD Blackmore, Philip Doddridge and Matthew Arnold, and, not least, the two paleontologists and celebrated eccentrics, William and Frank Buckland (which probably explains much). Having recently moved with his family from London to north Norfolk, he is frequently to be found on the M11 as he commutes back and forth to his garret in Islington.

Brian Williams spent his childhood in Zambia and moved with his family to Liverpool in the seventies. After indulging in his three main passions during his teenage years - amateur boxing, experimental art and high-speed car chases - he attended The Slade School of Fine Art in the early eighties where he bizarrely earned the distinction of being referred to as A dynamic group of performance artists. In one instance, the fire brigade had to be called, bringing an early conclusion to one of his more inflammatory installations, and he was advised by the then Professor, Sir Laurence Gowing, to view the intervention as part of the piece. Since graduating, he has continued with his painting, writing and film-making, which has encompassed both his own films and also working as art director and acting in a number of UK productions, including projects by Alex Cox and Charlie Higson. He currently lives with his invisible dog in deepest Hackney. The Tunnels