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Every Saturday since last winter, Hugh ‘Humdinger’ Bartholomew has mowed other people’s lawns, all the way down the road, and told nobody why. Not his parents. Not even Roger ‘Gobsmacker’ Kolbe, his best friend, who in six years has never once been kept out of anything.
Then Roger gets through the shed door.
What is waiting inside is the biggest, maddest, most dangerous idea either of them has ever had. Roger does the sums, because Roger always does the sums. The answer frightens him.
They go anyway.
Four o’clock on a Friday morning. A small dog in goggles. A letter, four lines long, propped against the sugar bowl.
Nobody knows where they’ve gone.
In four hours, everybody will.
John Dickinson is bringing childhood dreams to life in his fast-paced adventure novels.
