Tunnel: The Lost Diary
by Steven Nedelton
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Location(s) referenced in Tunnel: The Lost Diary: Colorado
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Tunnel: The Lost Diary by Steven Nedelton
Publisher: CreateSpace
Format: Trade Paperback
ISBN-10: 1-4635-4240-2
ISBN-13: 978-1-4635-4240-5
Publication Date: June 2011
List Price: $12.50
Synopsis (from the publisher): In a dark, musty, derelict coal mine tunnel, a boy and an AWOL officer search for stolen Army pistols and a gold coins treasure. Almost two decades later, they are hunted by foreign agents. A foreign country wants a diary stolen with the gold back. Gruesome killings in Forks, MO. What mystery does the diary hide? Is the deadly shootout in Chicago's The Four Seasons hotel linked to it? Does the coded text hide the U.S. Government secrets? Will the text be aired on CNN?