Be Specific About Based On Books Closer (Tunnels #4)

Title	:	Closer (Tunnels #4)
Author	:	Roderick Gordon
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 527 pages
Published	:	February 1st 2011 by Chicken House (first published April 30th 2010)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Adventure. Science Fiction

Closer (Tunnels #4) Hardcover | Pages: 527 pages

Rendition Toward Books Closer (Tunnels #4)

Describe Books To Closer (Tunnels #4)

Original Title:	Closer
ISBN:	0545201152 (ISBN13: 9780545201155)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tunnels #4

Rating Based On Books Closer (Tunnels #4)

Ratings: 4.12 From 4119 Users | 193 Reviews

Write-Up Based On Books Closer (Tunnels #4)

After reading the book Closer by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams, I give this book a total of four out of five stars. I give this book that rating mainly because of like I stated in my review of the previous book, Freefall, that the series continues to find new ways to entertain and build up story. They were so far successful in my view point. Although I only gave it four/five stars because of the different and confusing vocabulary sometimes, I still enjoy this series as one of my favorites.

Another great installment in the Tunnels series, which I love. This one did not disappoint. The adventure, mystery, nefarious plots, lifelike characters, and science were still there from the previous books, but there was even more.From the start in the first book, I have been impressed with the character development. A lot of adventure-filled science fiction books seem to skip this part in order to include more action. But Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams knew what they were doing. They used

This is one of the better books of the series, but I am ready for the story to wrap up. How long are they going to milk this story; when can we expect the conclusion?

I've generally enjoyed this series so far, but with this book and the one before, I've had a hard time sympathizing with any of the characters. I know most sci-fi is plot-driven rather than character-driven, but I feel so disconnected from these characters at times that when one character dies in this book, I was actually glad to be rid of that person. The characters are flat, and some of the events of the last two novels seem unnecessary. I'm still not sure what the function of the Land of the

This book is called Closer it is the 3rd book in the Tunnel series by Roderick Gordon. Its is about Will Burrows a kid who's dad discovers an underground world and goes missing. So Will and his friend Chester follow him underground to find out where he went. But Will gets separated from Chester and gets back with his dad, his father finds out that Will's supposed sister Rebbecca has a twin and they work for the evil group called the Styx, Wills father jumps off the edge of a place called "The

CloserBy: Roderick Gordonpages: 508Genre: Fiction"Closer," (the fourth 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

this books are totally underratedI didn't like one thing in last chapter but generally - epic