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|reviewer=John Lloyd
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|pages=320
|publisher=Faber Children's Books
|date=October 2010
|isbn=978-0571259397
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It has taken three books for Alex to get out of prison. He wouldn't have been there if the powers-that-be hadn't framed him for murder, and he would have found it a better experience were it a regular prison. But no. Over those three books we have seen just what lives and works in the completely subterranean nightmare - The Warden, Mr Furnace, and the evil creatures they are both making, breeding and employing down there. But the whole experience has come at a cost. Alex has been around these evil men too much, and they are changing him too - making him one of their tools. It's only now, on the outside for the first time, that Alex gets a clearer picture of just how many tools there are - and just how much evil has been spread.
The series started - as should you - with [[Furnace: Lockdown by Alexander Gordon Smith|Lockdown]].
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