Описание: Explore the world on the other side of the street
Entering the tunnels is easy, but Ripley and Gabriela soon discover that reaching the surface again will be the greatest challenge they have ever faced...
The Tunnel Runner is a gripping tale of suspense and urban adventure built on a foundation of social tension and family secrets. It takes you by the hand and leads you deep beneath the city of Brisbane.
Excerpt
Theres no point running, surface walker You cant get away from me. Nobody knows these passages better than I do. Im the tunnel runner.
The tunnel runner, those words echoed.
Ripley thought to himself. He didnt know what it meant, but he had seen him run, climb, and jump before. He knew that he was physically superior. Ripleys workout sessions with his mates may have helped keep him in shape and taught him a few nifty moves, but they were a walk in the park compared to this mans daily routine.
Ripley was running in the dark. He had to rely on his assailants torchlight to guide him along the tunnel, but his own body was blocking most of the beam. He could tell the light was aimed at the back of his head - focused on the exact spot where the tunnel runner wanted to plant his blunt hatchet. It was only a matter of time before he received the deathblow.
Reviews of The Tunnel Runner
Trost combines elements of suspense, mystery and horror into this fast-paced adventure that also asks interesting questions about the way we choose to live and survive in the city, and what happens to those, who through no fault of their own, are discarded by mainstream society. - Maree Kimberley, author of Dirt Circus League
What Cameron has created feels like modern urban folklore. - Mark McAuliffe, horror writer
In The Tunnel Runner, Trost effortlessly plunges us into a claustrophobic, underground world hidden mere metres beneath our feet. We experience some genuine moments of terror through the eyes of the sympathetic protagonists. But to me, the greatest pleasure was meeting some delightfully obnoxious surface walkers whose morally bankrupt actions threaten to unleash tragedy. - Amazon readerI read The Tunnel Runner a few months ago, and while I dont usually write reviews, I wanted to share my excitement for this gripping thriller. I love stories with trains, shady figures, barbed-wire fences, and manholes that lead to mysterious places. - Claire Fitzpatrick, horror author and editor of The Body Horror Book
This interesting take on Australian socio-demographics features a cinematic climax and a bittersweet denouement. Throughout every plot twist, the city of Brisbane holds the spotlight. - Deborah Sheldon, author of Contrition
