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Spiral (Tunnels #5)

by Roderick Gordon (Goodreads Author), Brian Williams

4.01 of 5 stars 4.01 · rating details · 594 ratings · 82 reviews

The 5th book in the Tunnels series. The Styx have surfaced. The only ones to stand in their way is Will and his friends, and a rag-tag team of retired commandos.

Published October 2011 by Chicken House (first published 2011)

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Dec 29, 2012 Paul rated it 1 of 5 stars

Spiral is an interesting book. I read the other books in the series before this one, and I can say I’m a bit disappointed. It takes place in present day England and is very fantastical. In the previous books of this series u learn about all kinds of weird stuff beneath the surface of the earth, but this one takes place mainly above the surface.

The book begins where the 4th left off. In an estate in the English countryside, Preparing to battle the enemy. Simple enough right? Wrong then the auth...more

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Jan 11, 2013 Katharine rated it 3 of 5 stars

It was definitely action packed, which I liked. And it was easy to follow, even though it's been a year since I read Closer and didn't remember everything leading up to this point. It certainly kept me up till midnight a few times, trying to get through as much as I could before bed. My only problem with the series is that I feel it's being dragged on too long. I loved Tunnels. Deeper had me on the edge of my seat. Freefall and Closer had me primed for the perfect ending, which felt inevitable....more

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Apr 19, 2013 Mary rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-s-lit, review, bombs, adventure

Spiral by Roderick Gordon
437 pgs.
Target audience: Middle Reader
Rating: Wizard

This fifth installment in the thrilling “Tunnels” series finds our intrepid heroes, Will and Chester, hiding out at Parry’s estate while undergoing intense training exercises. The Styx have begun implanting bombs inside random people set to detonate during major events so as to have maximum deadly effect. This paves the way for the Rebecca twins to implement the conversion Phase of impregnating humans with eggs which w...more

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Mar 10, 2013 Loretta rated it 1 of 5 stars

Did not finish. Maybe its been too long since I read the rest of the series, but I couldn't get into this book even though I had been eagerly anticipating it. Once again, a good series is ruined. Sometimes I think far too many authors are trying to emulate the success of a JK Rowling or similar author when the truth is they just don't have the capability to write a multi-book series and do it well.

Also, this book reads much more like a young adult book than a children's book. Not a huge deal...H...more

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Nov 29, 2011 Amanda rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked this book but it seemed like there were holes. The were months of the timeline just jumped over and I found that really irritating after the amount of detail thrown into the first 4 books in the series. The book was a good deal shorter pagewise so perhaps it was written in a hurry. There were also lots of editing mistakes that hadn't existed in the previous books either.

However, this book was still a fun read. Completely terrifying but fun. And by terrifying I mean creepy horror movie,...more

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May 30, 2012 Yougo rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, fiction, young-adult

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Dec 10, 2012 Timothy Kisare rated it 4 of 5 stars

Closer
By: Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams
pages: 516

"Spiral" (the fifth installment in the "Tunnels" series) is probably the best one since the very first book, Tunnels (also the name of the book series). In the series, protagonists Will Burrows and Chester discover an hidden hole outside Will's house, which they explore and eventually leads them to a massive underground city called The Colony. From there, Will and Chester must adapt to the new life there while trying to find a way back home....more Closer
By: Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams
pages: 516

"Spiral" (the fifth installment in the "Tunnels" series) is probably the best one since the very first book, Tunnels (also the name of the book series). In the series, protagonists Will Burrows and Chester discover an hidden hole outside Will's house, which they explore and eventually leads them to a massive underground city called The Colony. From there, Will and Chester must adapt to the new life there while trying to find a way back home. In the process, they must stop the treacherous government called the Styx, who plan to release a mass virus called the Dominion back on Topsoil which will kill every human being living above the surface. And when Will finds out that not only was he really born in The Colony, but his sister Rebecca turns out to be a part of the Styx and has a twin sister, complicating things even more. At the start of Spiral, we leave off from when Will, Chester, Will's father Dr. Burrows and new comrades Elliot and Drake attempt to kill Rebecca so they can control the Dominion. This attempt fails, as Will shoots her in the arm, but unknown to Will it turns out that she lives the assassination. Afterward, the Rebecca's find a hidden city call New Germany, where German soldiers have been secretly living since World War II. The Rebecca's force the New Germanians to help them and the Styx in an effort to stop the protagonists and acquire the Dominion. As time progresses, the four (as Drake went above surface to get an ally to sabotage the Styx) are captured by the Rebecca's and Styx, and Will's father is murdered. However, the group manages to escape from their clutches and go above ground, where it is found out that Mrs. Burrows has developed supernatural powers due to after effects from Darklight (an interrogation device used by the Styx).

This book for me is 4 out of 5 stars. I would give it a 5 out of 5 stars but for me, the book had a REALLY slow beginning, which makes me take off one star. Otherwise, this book is AMAZING! There were many plot twists throughout the book (for example, Dr. Burrow's death) which threw off my predictions, but that resulted in a very fun experience. Plus, the action was very intense, such as when the protagonists were trying to escape from the Rebecca's and the Styx after Dr. Burrow's passing. It would keep me biting my fingernails at times! As mentioned before, this book is similar to Tunnels, and the only real problem with that book was again, slow progression. All in all, this book is a very good read that will keep you wanting more and more!(less)

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May 13, 2012 Bryan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Wow--this book was a huge disappointment! Although many teens and adults enjoy the series, it was way too gory and gruesome for a younger reader. The author should have kept that more in mind. In fact, in the author's acknowledgements at the end, he said that he had originally written the middle portion of the book differently--until the editor suggested he explore who the Styx really are. Bad, bad move. Mr Roderick, next time follow your instincts and go with what you feel the first time. As it...more

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Dec 10, 2012 F.J. Ismarianto rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: buku-terjemahan, fantasy-sific, hadiah-firstread, young-adult

Aku tak menyangka akan mendapatkan buku ini. Terimakasih pada salah satu teman baikku, Maryana Ulfah yang telah menghadiahkan buku ini padaku :)

Awalnya aku senang sekali, apalagi seri buku ini digadang-gadangkan sebagai the next Harry Potter. Tapi… Kenapa hingga sekarang belum diadaptasi ke layar lebar ya? #ditimpukensiklopedia

Daripada berpanjang lebar, jadi aku singkat saja ya. Aku bakal membaginya dalam dua bagian, rasa asam dan rasa manis. Kita mulai dari yang nggak enak dulu.

(view spoiler)...more Aku tak menyangka akan mendapatkan buku ini. Terimakasih pada salah satu teman baikku, Maryana Ulfah yang telah menghadiahkan buku ini padaku :)

Awalnya aku senang sekali, apalagi seri buku ini digadang-gadangkan sebagai the next Harry Potter. Tapi… Kenapa hingga sekarang belum diadaptasi ke layar lebar ya? #ditimpukensiklopedia

Daripada berpanjang lebar, jadi aku singkat saja ya. Aku bakal membaginya dalam dua bagian, rasa asam dan rasa manis. Kita mulai dari yang nggak enak dulu.

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Ide Spiral sendiri menurutku tidak spektakuler, tapi lumayan-lah. Menjanjikan sesuatu yang seru, tapi bila duo penulis itu tidak berhenti menulis secara bertele-tele, dan aku tidak bisa menyingkirkan prasangkaku bahwa hal itu dilakukan agar jumlah halamannya menggelembung banyak, maka aku tidak akan pernah mengucapkan WOW-ku untuk karya mereka.

Intinya sih, dari sekian banyak buku fantasy terbitan Mizan, buku ini bukan bukuku. Sayang sekali, padahal banyak sekali buku terjemahan terbitan Mizan yang sangat aku sukai bahkan banyak yang menjadi favoritku. Dan kalau boleh menyebutnya… Delirium, Lorien Legacies, Eon dan Kane Chroniles (terbitan Noura tapi ada “bendera Mizan Fantasy”-nya kan?) adalah buku-buku yang masuk jajaran favoritku.

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Aug 27, 2012 Samantha rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

2.5
*****SPOILERS*****

The second I picked this book up, I was wary about reading it. The series had already started to feel like it was just endlessly dragging on in "Closer", so I had hoped that this would be the last book in the series to wrap it all up. The last time I had read a book in the series was about a year and a half ago, but I can still clearly remember what these books were supposed to be about. And "Spiral" did not include any of it. This book was sooo different than the others bo...more 2.5
*****SPOILERS*****

The second I picked this book up, I was wary about reading it. The series had already started to feel like it was just endlessly dragging on in "Closer", so I had hoped that this would be the last book in the series to wrap it all up. The last time I had read a book in the series was about a year and a half ago, but I can still clearly remember what these books were supposed to be about. And "Spiral" did not include any of it. This book was sooo different than the others books in the series and not at all what I was expecting. If I had wanted a book with man-eating bugs and characters who were dying to save the whole world, I would have read something else. I expected this book to be crazy chalk-full of nonstop adventure, surprises and new developments. I wanted to learn more and uncover new things. But this book didn't have that. Not the sort of stuff I wanted. Sure you learn that the Styx are bugs, but that puts a whole different spin on the series. I honestly thought the authors could have come up with something much better and more exciting. The series leads you to think of great things, unimaginable and new things, then this book blows it all. Bug-humans seem oh-so typical. It's nothing new! I like to discover things in books. But there was nothing to feed my imagination which I always crave in books of this sort, when I think I know what I'm going for. The four books before this one had much more of a dystopic spin on them, and it suited them that way. And really whoever calls this an adventure book must have lost some marbles. What adventure is there? Adventure's are going to new places, discovering things, learning more, not knowing what to expect. Not planning every more, every attack, and knowing exactly where you are going to go and what you are going to do. This book was more like a mission. Some crazy characters and a couple new people follow plans to save the world. Now it's not the saving the world part that I have a problem with, it's how it was done. And what this book was turned into in the process. I just expected much more from the author. Something more unbelievable. AND to top it all off... THERE'S STILL ANOTHER BOOK TO COME! The series is really too long now and they need to just end it. Honestly, they can't fix what they've done. They ruined the direction this series was taking and from here it can only get worse.
I tried to keep an open mind and look for things I liked too. But even the characters got on my nerves. All the groveling and moaning and complaining. And the romance part was awful. It was a half attempt, in my opinion. If you're gonna add romance to a book, you can't do it halfway. It's like it was a side thought and maybe they should give it a try, then it's not working out so it kinda just fades away. It was really dumb. Maybe the last bit with Will and Elliot holds some promise for what will hopefully be the final book in the series. Stephanie must have been my favourite character. She was all girly and preppy and stupid seeming, yet she had another tougher, trickier side to her as well. Most of the other characters just annoyed me the whole time.
I still enjoyed the writing style and I liked the ending, how they were finally back underground again. The first half of the book (literally, the entire first half) was sooooo slow I wanted to put it down. Every excruitiating detail was clearly set out. Then the second half of the book sped by with little to no details at all, and that was the better, more interesting part of the book. So it really was a trainwreck.
The author obviously did not plan how this book was going to turn out. OBVIOUSLY! He even admits it in the back of the book, in the acknowledgments section. And you can tell as soon as it hits the part about the Styx!! The first four books lead you to think every single thing about the Styx is human, that they're just some extremely intense and more alert version or species of humans, such as homo sapiens are of the homo neanderthals. Then he goes and totally blows it by saying that they're bugs. Now, some authors would be able to do this in a way that builds up mystery and finally shocks with you uncomprehendable truth and awes you with its amazingness. But no. Not this guy. He managed to make it all choppy and cheesy. He had practically solidified all thoughts about who the Styx were, and then just as the series is about to end, he goes and turns over everything that the readers thought about them and starts all over. It just doesn't work. It feels so out of place and like it doesn't fit. There was nothing smooth about it. That's pretty much the reason I started hating on this book. Also the fact that for part of it they are in the Complex which is eerily similar to the Compound that Eli is trapped in by his dad in the book The Compound. And I really didn't like that book either. Plus since when is it like Will and Friends to be stuck in some place not moving and doing nothing for weeks? It's not!! Everything was just so changed and off about this book.
Despite all the bad talk and complaining, if I look at this book as an individual and forgot all my expectations and the previous four books, I can appreciate it and even like it, which explains my rating of 2.5. I did think it was all smart and the missions were cool to destroy the Styx's plans. The action was really good, even if I prefer adventure. I liked the different POVs and it was very clear what every character was thinking and feeling, which made it easier to understand the book and get into it to feel like you were living their lives. I enjoyed all the new characters, like Sweeney, Stephanie and Danforth. It was also neat how pretty much all the characters that were still alive after everything were back together again. There were so many of them though, I was used to having just the four or five of them, so that also changed the feeling of the book. I wish there had been more time spent underground in the very inner world, but the end of the book was pretty good. I did not like how Bartleby was killed, since he had been the main pet from the very beginning. And I liked to dislike Danforth's character, but it was predictable what he was doing and that he'd betray them. I liked the dark lighting stuff and all the experiments. I liked how Drake was still the same, even if he was the only one. I wish Elliot had been more herself, or even got put in the spotlight more. I think her character is important and plays a big role, so it should be focused on more often. The developments were interesting to follow and I really was curious to know what happened next, but don't get the impression that there was suspense, because there wasn't much of it. It was more for my amusement that I continued reading, not because I had to know what happened next. And of course because my rule is I finish what I start. So obviously I will have to read the next book, too.
I really don't understand now whether the Rebeccas are human or not. I know they're Styx too, but are they gonna be bug women? I didn't really understand if all the Styx women were bugs. Actually I just didn't understand at all who were bugs and who was human and what the Styx had to do with it. Are they a bunch of bugs called the Styx and they just look like humans? But if the Rebeccas are bugs, it's strange because we had their POV for so long and they sounded so much like humans and their thoughts were so normal... I don't understand how bugs can have human abilities. Even though it's fiction. Still. Not enough of it was planned and it wasn't explained well either. And the bugs eating the people and impregnating them... it was soooo wierd and gross and gory and disgusting. Also, on page 431, it becomes very unclear if Drake lives or dies. I will be FURIOUS if he was just killed off. Despite the fact that it's a book and the author can do anything he wants, you truly just cannot kill off one of the main, important characters.
Anyway, I was disappointed with this book and I can't even say I hope for it to improve in the next book, because 1) I wish there wasn't a next book and 2) I don't think it can get any better from here.
I liked some stuff but I had to totally change my perspective and thoughts on the series to get there. It makes reading the other books in the series completely pointless, just because of this one.(less)

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Aug 29, 2012 Lara rated it 4 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I went between giving this a three star rating and a five star rating. I opted with five, the extra two just for Drake~! Three stars because I didn't feel quite attached to this book than the rest, and I haven't really read this installment multiple times (unlike the other books). I don't find the plot overall enticing - the whole Warrior Class thing - but the characters are still quite enjoyable and likeable.

I've never liked Elliot's transformation (no pun intended there if you get what I mean...more I went between giving this a three star rating and a five star rating. I opted with five, the extra two just for Drake~! Three stars because I didn't feel quite attached to this book than the rest, and I haven't really read this installment multiple times (unlike the other books). I don't find the plot overall enticing - the whole Warrior Class thing - but the characters are still quite enjoyable and likeable.

I've never liked Elliot's transformation (no pun intended there if you get what I mean) from a rifle-toting badass girl to one that's more interested in clothes and such. Sadly I find that in this book she hardly has an appearance, the supporting female role going to a new character what's her name, Christina? Angelica? I totally can't remember.

I'm also a bit irked about the Styx women, with one of them her name being "Hermione" - now that totally jerks me back to Harry Potter, and every time that name appears it just does this little tug and war in my mind and kicks me out of my zen mode when I'm reading.

A lot of the previous concepts in Closer (view spoiler) happens off-screen, and I was disappointed that there wasn't much information about them.

BUT MY PREDICTIONS WERE RIGHT.

And for this, that's where the other two stars come in.
I'm really, really happy that Roderick Gordon didn't shy away from (view spoiler) Even though his actions brought tears to my eyes when my favorite characters die (or maybe not, who knows?)

I'm just gonna say to you Mr Gordon, you've made me cry for the second time over a character / book - first time's Severus Snape, second well..(view spoiler)Like you punched me in the face or something. It took me a few days after reading Spiral to actually realize the truth. Like I said, the only other time I felt this deep attachment to the characters in a novel was back when I was into Harry Potter. And being a critic myself, it's not an easy feat.(less)

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Mar 03, 2013 Ira Mustika rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Selesai dengan Spiral. Tumben ya bukunya ga tebal-tebal amat seperti para pendahulunya. Sekarang sudah 'terbiasa' dengan gaya cerita seri Tunnel jadi bacanya ga perlu waktu lama.

Petualangan Will berlanjut di dunia atas. Sekarang mereka berusaha menggagalkan rencana Styx untuk menciptakan ras Styx ksatria. Kalau petualangan Will di buku sebelumnya bikin sy rada klaustrofobia, di buku ini bisa bikin jijik setengah mati. Cara mereka berkembang biak itu lo, yang mereka sebut dengan istilah Fase, pen...more

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May 17, 2012 Emma rated it 4 of 5 stars

Well. It has been a while since I have read the previous four books, (Tunnels, Deeper, Freefall, and Closer) so I had to do a refresher course via the internet. After that fix in my memory relapse, I continued on to read Spiral. Let me just say, I was amazed. Spiral mixes in new elements into a story that I never saw coming. However, I was close to tears when Bartleby died!! Oh...!! That made me so stinking mad! The worst part though was when Roderick Gordon gave a detailed description of teh l...more

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Mar 04, 2013 Susanna Chan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sci fi/fantasy for 5th grade and up. This book reviewed the differences between the Styx and the human races and why they went to topsoil. The horror created by the Styx women (besides the two Rebeccas) after the "Phase" is deliciously frightening: the insect legs on the Styx women's backs, the ability to deposit hundreds of egg sacs to develop inside human bodies that grow into warrior soldiers, the grubs bursted out of the hosts bodies..... As exciting as the other 4 in the series.

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Aug 06, 2012 Shiri rated it 4 of 5 stars

Spiral is a very good book. Although some of the parts of the story such as when the Styx, an upgraded version of the human, feed their young and when the main character talks to his companions about strategies, the action in the story really keeps me hooked. In parts it may be violent like in riots and fights but it isn't gruesome and bloody. This book is one of the best series I have ever read and if you like the book series Eragon, you will surely like this one called the Tunnels series.

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Oct 28, 2011 Silverwolf rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favourites

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Feb 24, 2013 Liz Mcglinchey rated it 4 of 5 stars

For the rough time I had getting through the first couple of chapters (as in, I'm pretty sure I read them three or four times, because I just wasn't getting it), I liked Spiral much much better than Freefall and Closer (Tunnels # 3 and 4 respectively).

The story definitely took an unexpected twist, but I felt like Spiral finally went back full circle and got back to the concept of the original Tunnels story.

Can't wait to read the (next? last?) book when it comes out later this year.

I'd recommend...more

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Sep 06, 2012 Alec rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In the fifth book of the Tunnels installment, Will and his motley crew of would-be world savers are confronted with an increasing threat from the Styx. Like the other novels of this series, Will's adventures lead the reader over, under and through modern-day England. Unlike the other novels, I didn't find myself anxiously returning to this book, despite the fact I thought this was the final installment of the series.

I thought the plot of this novel was convoluted, though perhaps it isn't this pa...more

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Jul 04, 2012 Cynthia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I just this moment finished reading Spiral. I'm quite sure this wasn't the end of the series (right? right?!?) but it was a fabulous continuation in the saga. How exciting to learn more about the puzzle that is The Styx race! Great things have happened in this book--if you haven't read Tunnels yet (the first book in the series) you MUST go out and find yourself a copy immediately.

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Feb 25, 2013 Maya Avramescu rated it 4 of 5 stars

SPOILERS.

If you read Eragon or Wheel of Time, you'll definitely like Tunnes series. The plot is amazing, but it felt like there were some holes in this book. My favourite of all has to be Freefall or Deeper, because Spiral had a more unusual storyline, with the Styx being half human, half insects. It just didn't feel the same, but I enjoyed the new characters anyway !

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May 29, 2012 Steve rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction

I enjoyed the original Tunnels but have enjoyed each sequel less and less. The plot continues to spiral farther and farther afield and often feels forced and manufactured. And the move from juvenile fiction to fantasy/horror is not appreciated. Not a particularly violent book, but graphic enough that I don't really want my 10 year-old who read Tunnels reading this.

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May 29, 2012 Ryan Mac rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another excellent book in the Tunnels series. For a YA series, this book was particularly violent and gory. Spiral goes in a completely different direction from the first four books but it works. One thing that is interesting with this book is the author's ability to kill off characters--don't get too attached to ANYONE including main characters. This book ends on a cliffhanger of sorts so I'm interested to see how they finish it up.

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Oct 13, 2012 Tracey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult

I have really enjoyed the Tunnels series and could not wait to read this one. After a slow start, I couldn't put it down although I must admit to finding it a bit creepier than the others in the series. Unfortunately, I now have to wait for the final book to find out if Will and his friends will live happily ever after or if the evil Rebecca's will win.

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Aug 29, 2012 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: british, fantasy, young-adult

Not sure if this is the true end of the series but it pretty spectacular and exciting. Young Will and friends must put an end to the Styx and their plans once and for all. As Will finds that there are more people willing to help he begins to feel that there is a chance to succeed. Good read, if a little long.

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Jul 02, 2012 Truly rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Makin seru juga.
Serangan dari dunia bawah dimulai.
Jika situasi dianggap mencekam maka coba bayangkan situasinya saat sesuatu yang selama ini dianggap lemah justru menjadi sebuah kekuatan hebat!

Butuh waktu yang sedikit lama guna menuntaskan buku ini. Ceritanya terasa berat walau menarik.

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Sep 24, 2012 Anne rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, action-adventure, fantasy-sci-fi, psc-reviews, young-adult

Book 5 in the Tunnels series. The Styx are implementing a plan to take over the Topsoil world. Will and his group of friends must stop them at all costs or Armegeddon may be unleashed. Fans of the series will continue to enjoy this action-packed novel. For higher level readers.

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Apr 30, 2012 Deska rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen-or-young-adult

How come I haven't put review on this book.. oh well.. I love the Tunnel series.. it's dark and complexed (in a way).. every series of this book surprises me a lot! this one probably has the most surprising story twist of the series so far.. new monsters, blossoming romance, wars, etc etc.. It has a very neat story line which i like so much.. it can really complement very well with real world setting.. It seems that this book offers several world setting, one is real, one is dystopian, and the o...more

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Jun 01, 2012 Kika rated it 5 of 5 stars

*Fiuh... Akhirnya selesai baca juga*

Pendapat Kika...,

Novel ini bener-bener........
"GILA"

Gyaaaa.... Sumpah Kika bener-bener sama sekali ga nyangka Kalo perkembangan situasinya bakalan jadi kaya gini >__<
Gyaaa... Speechles banget o___o

Dari semua serial the Tunnels Beneran deh, ini yang paling Parah(?), Yang bisa buat Kika kaget. Bener-bener ga keduga. Dan di buku ini banyak banget yang meninggal, Dari halaman awal aja udah ada yang meninggal T__T
Yah... Semoga aja lanjutannya, Bisa seperti in...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Patricia Kaniasty rated it 3 of 5 stars

I found myself getting very bored through most of the book till the end. This book is by far my least favorite of the series. All though the ending of this one did pull together alot of the pieces of the overall story. 3 out of 5 stars is the best I can give it.

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Nov 10, 2011 Kim Matyjakowski rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really love this series. I know that this series is for young adults and is pretty dark, but this book would be frightening for young kids due to all the death. But the story is always moving along and cannot wait to see what happens next.

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Roderick Gordon is the author of the Tunnels series of books. 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. 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 jo...more

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Spiral (Tunnels #5)

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