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Tunnels of Blood

No. of pages 176

Published: 2011

Great for age 9-12 years

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Darren Shan and Evra Von follow a trail of corpses and confront a foul creature of the night. A new enemy or Mr Crepsley? When Mr Crepsley is called upon by the Vampire Generals, Darren and the snake-boy, Evra Von, leave the Cirque Du Freak and travel with him to the city. Whilst there, Darren meets Debbie and his life as a Vampires Assistant fades into the background until corpses are found. Corpses drained of blood Suspicious of Mr Crepsleys secretive behaviour, Darren and Evra shadow him across the city and confront a creature of the night who may be the end of them all

This book features in the following series: Cirque Du Freak, Cirque Du Freak Saga Of Darren Shan, Saga Of Darren Shan, The Saga Of Darren Shan .

This book has been graded for interest at 9-11 years.

There are 176 pages in this book. This book was published in 2011 by HarperCollins Publishers .

Darren Shan is the New York Times bestselling author of Cirque Du Freak and The Demonata, whose novels have sold over 15 million copies worldwide. Darren lives in Ireland, where he writes and collects art, comics, and film.

The Saga of Darren Shan
Adventures in literature

This book is in the following series:

Saga of Darren Shan

Cirque Du Freak-Saga of Darren Shan

Cirque Du Freak

Cirque Du Freak

"...fast-paced and compelling book which leaves the reader hungry for more."

JK Rowling

`Brilliant, macabre tale.'

Guardian

"I read Cirque Du Freak last week. I loved it. I love the way you manage to juggle the funny with the unpleasant, the affection with the hurt. It's

great story-telling."