Waiting For A Train That Never Comes - Henderson, Jan-Andrew
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(Original Title 'Crash') Bobby Berlin's father wakes up convinced the year is 1979 and he's a teenage fugitive called Dodd Pollen. Fleeing the city with his reluctant son in tow they find the countryside inexplicably deserted. And Bobby realises just how dangerous Dodd Pollen is becoming... 'Enough pace and plot twists to keep fans of his action-packed debut happy, but this time there's a little more room for his characters to breathe' - Scotsman Newspaper 'Fast-moving, engrossing and extremely effective' - Carousel Magazine 'A wonder in dramatic tension… there is a huge depth to this novel…mehr

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(Original Title 'Crash') Bobby Berlin's father wakes up convinced the year is 1979 and he's a teenage fugitive called Dodd Pollen. Fleeing the city with his reluctant son in tow they find the countryside inexplicably deserted. And Bobby realises just how dangerous Dodd Pollen is becoming... 'Enough pace and plot twists to keep fans of his action-packed debut happy, but this time there's a little more room for his characters to breathe' - Scotsman Newspaper 'Fast-moving, engrossing and extremely effective' - Carousel Magazine 'A wonder in dramatic tension… there is a huge depth to this novel and coupled with the furious pace of the narrative drive, it left me unable to put this book down' - Vulpis Libris 'Oh, I did enjoy reading Crash… an adventure story in the best tradition but it does have great thematic depth. Thouroughly enjoyable' - The Bookbag 'J A Henderson has produced another taut thriller, which compels from the first page… strongly recommended' - Books For Keeps 'Fantastic' - Teen Titles Short-listed for the Royal Mail Award, the Angus Book Award, the Manchester Book Award and the Bolton Book Award.
Autorenporträt
Jan-Andrew Henderson is the author of 40 fiction and non fiction books. He has been short-listed for fifteen literary awards and is the winner of the Doncaster Book Prize, Aurealis Award and Royal Mail Award.