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Something is loose on the London Underground... an unknown entity that is drawing people underneath the city's streets with the promise of inexplicable transformation.

Who is the mysterious Tube Healer? One man becomes obsessed with finding out, and in the course of doing so risks his life to confront a mystery that has London's highest authorities mystified...

What he discovers will change his life forever.

"A great read while you sit and travel to work on The Underground, Metro or Subway, anywhere in the world!"

"Not a standard adventure story. This is something more thoughtful, and more profound."

This short story runs to 8,500 words.

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