Atlantis: The Brink of War (Atlantis Book #2) - by Gregory Mone

About the Book

Sequel to: Atlantis: the accidental invasion

Book Synopsis

New York Times bestselling author Gregory Mone takes readers back to Atlantis in this action-packed sequel to Atlantis: The Accidental Invasion!

Even an accidental invasion has dire consequences . . .

After their daring escape from Atlantis, Lewis, Hanna, and their resourceful Atlantean friend, Kaya, find themselves pulled between two worlds. Trapped on the surface under the watchful eyes of government officials, the three adventurers receive an urgent call to return their stolen warship to Atlantis--or risk starting an all-out war.

Aided by a billionaire with unclear intentions, the trio embarks on an all-new journey through Atlantis, from the sunken underwater world of Evenor to the tunnels below Ridge City. Will they find Lewis's injured father and return the warship in time? As the shadowy agents known as Erasers work to stop them, Lewis and Kaya begin to question whether they're really on the same side of the potentially devastating fight.

Packed with futuristic technology and pure adrenaline-spiking fun, Atlantis: The Brink of War continues the page-turning, high-stakes series. Bonus content includes science and robotics concepts in the story and a real scientist's take on the curious biology of mermaids. Two worlds again collide in an unforgettable undersea adventure!

Review Quotes

"A humorous yet informative "Science of Atlantis" section is appended. . . Fans of the first book will enjoy the mix of adventure, humor, and science fiction gadgetry in this action-packed sequel that leaves room for more stories from this world."--School Library Journal

"Largely action-driven, this story offers enough thrilling chases, cool gadgetry, and gotcha moments to keep pages turning. . . A buzzy, fast-paced sequel." --Kirkus Reviews

About the Author

Gregory Mone is the author of several bestselling works of fiction and nonfiction for both children and adults. He is a contributing editor at Popular Science and an award-winning science writer. A graduate of Harvard College, he lives with his family on Martha's Vineyard.