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The Lost Tunnels of London
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Expected 28 Feb 26Dark forces are moving in the deserted tunnels of London.
Zoe Sinclair’s father, Dr Edward Sinclair, is no longer himself – his body has been taken over by a warrior named Telos. Now Ed is a silent passenger, able to see, hear, and share his thoughts with Telos, but powerless to move or speak. To make matters worse, while fighting alongside the resistance, Ed discovers he can see the dead – but he has no idea why.
Incessantly bickering, Ed and Telos lead a unit of Safe Enclave troopers in subterranean missions, from Bayswater to Canary Wharf. Bound by their shared purpose, the unlikely pair are determined to uncover the truth behind the pandemic. Deep beneath the crumbling tower blocks of the city, in a vast crypt, they finally unearth the secret at the heart of the catastrophe – and realise things are about to get far worse.
With the help of Peter Finch – also known as the Magic Man – can they defeat the secret horror awakening in London’s lost tunnels before it fully matures?
Zoe Sinclair’s father, Dr Edward Sinclair, is no longer himself – his body has been taken over by a warrior named Telos. Now Ed is a silent passenger, able to see, hear, and share his thoughts with Telos, but powerless to move or speak. To make matters worse, while fighting alongside the resistance, Ed discovers he can see the dead – but he has no idea why.
Incessantly bickering, Ed and Telos lead a unit of Safe Enclave troopers in subterranean missions, from Bayswater to Canary Wharf. Bound by their shared purpose, the unlikely pair are determined to uncover the truth behind the pandemic. Deep beneath the crumbling tower blocks of the city, in a vast crypt, they finally unearth the secret at the heart of the catastrophe – and realise things are about to get far worse.
With the help of Peter Finch – also known as the Magic Man – can they defeat the secret horror awakening in London’s lost tunnels before it fully matures?
345 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication February 28, 2026
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February 24, 2026
Wow.
I am not usually a sci-fi reader, it’s never been my go-to genre, but this book had me completely hooked from the first few chapters. I could not put it down. Every spare moment I had, I was back in those tunnels.
Set in the uneasy time just after a pandemic, the virus in this story takes on a chilling new form — created by AI — which gives the whole narrative a sharp, unsettling edge. It feels close enough to reality, yet different enough to be deeply disturbing. It’s honestly slightly terrifying in places.
What really made this book stand out for me, though, were the characters. They’re brilliantly developed — flawed, emotional, and completely human. I felt every ounce of their fear, hope, and determination as the story unfolded. The bickering between Telos and Ed added some much-needed humour, and their exchanges brought a balance to the darker moments.
And the Magic Man? Easily my favourite. I found myself especially drawn to his chapters as he became more prominent in the story. There’s something captivating about him that added another layer of intrigue I absolutely loved.
If you’re looking for something immersive, intense, and just a little bit haunting… add this to your TBR. 📚
I am not usually a sci-fi reader, it’s never been my go-to genre, but this book had me completely hooked from the first few chapters. I could not put it down. Every spare moment I had, I was back in those tunnels.
Set in the uneasy time just after a pandemic, the virus in this story takes on a chilling new form — created by AI — which gives the whole narrative a sharp, unsettling edge. It feels close enough to reality, yet different enough to be deeply disturbing. It’s honestly slightly terrifying in places.
What really made this book stand out for me, though, were the characters. They’re brilliantly developed — flawed, emotional, and completely human. I felt every ounce of their fear, hope, and determination as the story unfolded. The bickering between Telos and Ed added some much-needed humour, and their exchanges brought a balance to the darker moments.
And the Magic Man? Easily my favourite. I found myself especially drawn to his chapters as he became more prominent in the story. There’s something captivating about him that added another layer of intrigue I absolutely loved.
If you’re looking for something immersive, intense, and just a little bit haunting… add this to your TBR. 📚
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