The train

When the train stops in the middle of the Australian desert not even the drivers can explain it. There is no communication with the outside world. And as the two-hundred passengers quickly realise, no-one is coming to help them. The train is their world. The heat is monstrous. There is only one currency, one water. But who has control? The only witness, a solitary dingo watching from the saltbush, curious, attracted by the smell of death. A smell that will be a beacon.And the only way out, a journey across the endless plain through the shimmering heatwaves. And what awaits anyone brave enough to attempt it? The Train is a story of survival, perseverance, and human endeavour. It explores the best and worst of our behaviour and asks the which person would I be? What readers have "THE TRAIN is scarily relevant. A novel for our times." "THE ROAD meets ONE SECOND AFTER...impossible to put down." "THE TRAIN asks the question, which person would I be?"