I'm not sure how I feel about this book, it's a very strange and not really that satisfying ending. ( )

This series overall was good - this wasn't my favorite book in the series but still a good read (or listen) in this case. The audio was well done and makes it fun to read and listen at the same time (my 9 year olds favorite way to listen to a book). Overall this was a good series and this book brings it to a good conclusion. I don't think it would have been as enjoyable as a standalone book though - the other books really add to the story and need to be read first. ( )

Needed a lot more synopsis to really understand it as a stand-alone book (which is hard to do with the sixth book of a series). I'm sure that if I'd read the first five books, I'd have really enjoyed this addition. The author relied too much on this though, but I really don't blame them. If I wrote a series, I'd want people to read the other books first.

For those of you that have read the first five books, this book seems like it is an excellent "end to end all ends." ( )

I listened to this book on CD, and while it is probably a great read for fans of the series, I was lost until well into the second disk--despite the preface with the synopsis of the series up to this point. The characters, however, are engaging, and once I got to know the characters, I found myself drawn into the story. I wasn't so captivated as to be prompted to read the five earlier books, but once oriented, I was able to enjoy the novel for what it was. ( )

Terminal is the sixth book the the Tunnels series by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams. Steven Crossley narrates this Recorded Books audiobook. This action packed adventure will please plot-devouring tweens and teens. Nuclear war and a viral outbreak decimate the population, but the focus is on the action, not the emotional toil of such events. ( )