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Tim Bowler

    November 14, 1953

    Tim Bowler stands as one of the UK's most compelling and original writers for teenagers. His work delves into the psychological depths, exploring dark themes with a unique sense of urgency. Bowler is a master of suspense, captivating readers with his gripping narratives and insightful portrayal of the complexities of the human mind. His writing is celebrated for its originality and its profound ability to connect with a young audience on a deep level.

    Shadows
    Storm Catchers
    Starseeker
    Storm catchers Poziom C
    Blade. Risking All
    Rollercoasters: Starseeker Reader
    • 2014

      Sea of Whispers

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      When a mysterious woman washes ashore near Hetty's island home, the tight-knit community grows suspicious. Despite this, Hetty feels a deep connection to the woman and is compelled to take extraordinary measures to protect her as a storm approaches and the sea's whispers grow louder.

      Sea of Whispers
    • 2014

      From the author the Carnegie Medal-winning 'River Boy', comes this teen thriller telling a tale of kidnapping and revenge. 'Bowler's latest classic is a psychological thriller that's every bit as classy as Barbara Vine' 'Guardian'

      Storm catchers Poziom C
    • 2012

      Buried Thunder

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      3.2(17)Add rating

      It was meant to be the perfect venture. A beautiful guesthouse in a beautiful village with a sprawling forest nearby. Maya's parents have sunk all their money and hopes into The Rowan Tree and they're determined to make it work. Then Maya strays into the forest . . . and into a nightmare. A stunning thriller from an award-winning author.

      Buried Thunder
    • 2010

      Blade. Risking All

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      4.2(26)Add rating

      The final title in this startlingly compelling series, with the thrilling climax that fans have been waiting for.

      Blade. Risking All
    • 2009
    • 2008

      Rollercoasters: Storm Catchers

      • 208 pages
      • 8 hours of reading
      3.5(49)Add rating

      Fin is devastated by guilt when his sister, Ella, is kidnapped, snatched away from the house in the middle of a storm. As the kidnappers make their demands, Fin's guilt is replaced by a fierce determination to find his sister by whatever means he can, and bring the criminals to justice. But asthe drama unfolds, a complex web of family secrets is revealed.

      Rollercoasters: Storm Catchers
    • 2008

      Blade

      Playing Dead

      • 160 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      3.4(13)Add rating

      Not quite sure why I'm talking to you at all. I don't even know you. Maybe it's something Becky said to me. You got to make sense of your life. And if you ever want to talk, I'm here for you.Except Becky's dead.So maybe that's why I'm dumping on you.So what am I going to tell you? Not much so don't get excited. You probably want to know my name. Well, that's a bit of a problem. I got loads.There's the name I was given as a baby but that's a dronky name. Then there's the names I make up. But there is one name I like.Everybody called me it in the old days. No one does now coz no one in this city knows it. And that's fine. I don't like to remember.But I do like the name. You can use it if you want.BLADE.

      Blade
    • 2008

      Following the dramatic events of the first Blade book, Playing Dead, Blade is on the run again with Becky and three-year-old Jaz in tow. Now it's not just those shadowy figures from his past that are after him, it's the rest of Becky's gang too. They think Blade and Becky killed their leader,Trix, and there's no way of proving otherwise. Can Blade, Becky, and Jaz find safety together - or is there no escape from the forces closing in on them?

      Blade. Closing in
    • 2005

      Apocalypse

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      After a dramatic accident Kit and his parents find themselves washed up on a small island. But there is no sanctuary here. The local community is hostile and menacing. Soon Kit's life is in danger and he is forced to face not just the inhabitants but a disturbing new arrival whose presenceon the island terrifies the community. In his struggle to stay alive and make sense of what is happening Kit is forced to confront good and evil in unexpected forms, even within himself, and face trials and dangers beyond anything he could have imagined.

      Apocalypse
    • 2005