Across the Dark Metropolis

Across the Dark Metropolis

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2005 · English · Paperback · 7 editions
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In the bustling, shadowy underbelly of London, a hidden community thrives; a world populated by Borribles, clever runaways who navigate the dark and twisted infrastructure of the city. These mischievous, street-smart youths have long evaded the watchful eyes of adults, living by a code that dictates they must remain nameless and unseen. As they carve out their niche in the labyrinth of forgotten corners, their adventures take them from the grimy alleyways to the abandoned tunnels beneath the city, each location infused with its own secrets and challenges.

The narrative unfolds as the Borribles face profound choices that test their loyalties and courage. They grapple with the fear of capture by those who wish to bring them back into the light, while also contending with their understanding of identity and freedom. The allure of camaraderie and the threat of betrayal weave through every interaction, making each moment a precarious dance between trust and survival.

Characters emerge from the mist of this dark metropolis, each with quirks and backstories that enrich the tapestry of the Borrible community. As they embark on epic quests to protect their way of life, the stakes rise, and the bonds of friendship are put to the ultimate test. With the line between right and wrong often blurred, readers are drawn into moral dilemmas that challenge the characters and leave a lasting impression.

Within the pages lies a story that captures the essence of youth and resilience, illustrating how even in the direst circumstances, hope, laughter, and rebellion can flourish. The adventure invites readers to delve into a side of London that is seldom seen—a place where the very act of being different is both a strength and a vulnerability.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 304 pages
Language English
Published Dec 27, 2005
Publisher Tor Teen
Editions 7 editions
ISBN-10 0765350076
ISBN-13 9780765350077
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