Soon, she is acquainted with a much skinnier, much weaker Bartleby, who takes her to a hiding place. Burrows quickly realizes the fake, forcing Sarah to flee. However, when her fear that Will actually killed Tam clouds her judgment, Mrs. Burrows, who currently is residing at Humphrey House. Sarah adopts a disguise, allowing her to become a woman who has the authority to interview a deranged Mrs. Inside the house they find evidence that Will's stepfather, Dr. Having escaped detection at the station, they travel further into the Deeps, where they are attacked by carnivorous bats and are forced to take shelter in an old, deserted house. The train passes through a series of storm gates (gates designed to block powerful winds from inside the earth) and, on the final approach to the Miners' Station, the three boys jump from it.
Will's younger brother, Cal, is also with them. Will and Chester are overjoyed to be reunited once again as the Miners' Train travels down through the Earth on its way to the Deeps. The novel explores the events which Will, Chester and his friends have to go through to attempt to prevent the Styx from continuing their next phase of destruction upon the inhabitants of the Earth's surface. Please see for more details.Deeper (sometimes known simply as Tunnels 2) is the sequel to the novel Tunnels, written by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams. He has just released a new book called Summerhouse Land in a very limited run of hardbacks. Roderick followed Tunnels with further books in the series, Deeper, Freefall, Closer, Spiral and, finally, Terminal in 2013.
Shortly after publication the film rights were purchased by US-based Relativity Media, and Mikael Håfström has been appointed as director. After intense media interest around its launch, Tunnels was published in almost forty countries and was a New York Times Bestseller, achieving sales of more than a million copies worldwide.
Following a period of editing, Barry republished it as Tunnels in July 2007. He genuinely thought this was all that the future held for him until he was made redundant in 2001.īut Roderick surprised himself by working on a book with help from an old university friend and, in 2005, he self-published it as The Highfield Mole, which caught the attention of Barry Cunningham, founder of Chicken House, a publisher of children’s books.
After graduating without the faintest idea what he wanted to do for the rest of his life, he spent some time in the wilderness when he played in a few bands, then somehow fell into a job doing corporate finance for an investment bank in the City of London. Born in 1960, he grew up in Highgate, North London, and eventually went to University College where he dabbled in genetics and listened to Joy Division. Roderick Gordon is the author of the Tunnels series of books.
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