Dungeon Runners: Fang Attack - by Kieran Larwood (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Kit and the Triple Trouble team embark on their fourth adventure in this installment of the action-packed Dungeon Runners series.

Triple Trouble is gearing up for a new Dungeon Running season and the stakes are higher than ever. With the Bottom Feeder league coming to an end, whichever teams don't get promoted to the Tryhard league are done Dungeon Running for good. Armed with their skill, strength, and smarts, Kit, Sandy, and Thorn take on a whole new slate of villains, from a giant fanged snake to a blood-thirsty vampire named Count Vostro, in hopes of emerging from the dungeon victorious.

Does Triple Trouble have what it takes to level up - or are they destined to fade into Dungeon Running obscurity? Only time will tell.

Also in this series:
- Dungeon Runners: Hero Trial
- Dungeon Runners: Sky Battles
- Dungeon Runners: Ocean Chase

About the Author

Kieran Larwood was born in Kenya. He moved to the UK when he was 2 and lived in various places before settling on the Isle of Wight where he can still be found: exploring rockpools, climbing trees and writing -- slowly disappearing behind a mountain of notebooks and empty coffee mugs. He taught Reception class in a primary school for fifteen years before becoming a full-time author. Kieran's books have won several awards, including the Blue Peter Best Story and the Prix Sorcières. He is inspired by a life-long love of fantasy stories, which all began when - as a young boy - he picked up a copy of The Hobbit and saw the map inside. It just goes to show - you never know where opening a book will lead...

Joe Todd-Stanton grew up in Brighton, England, and was taught to draw by his mother, who is also an illustrator. He studied at UWE Bristol, receiving a first-class degree in Illustration. Todd-Stanton has been commissioned to work for clients such as Oxford University Press, Usborne Publishing, and Aquila magazine. His work has been highly praised and his book The Secret of Black Rock was longlisted for The C ILIP Kate Greenaway Medal 2018 and won a 2018 Waterstones Children's Book Prize.