Book Review - ‘The Hunt For Atlantis'
‘The Hunt For Atlantis' is a novel of epic proportions, and as the title suggests, the book by Andy McDermott takes readers on a race against time in a deadly hunt for the lost city.
This adventure thriller follows archaeologist Nina Wilde as she pursues a life-long obsession to discover the lost city of Atlantis, an obsession shared by her parents, prior to their deaths. After years of research, Nina believes she has discovered the true location of the legendary land and with the backing of billionaire recluse, Kristian Frost, and the help of ex-SAS tough man, Eddie Chase, her hunt begins.
Over the following 500 pages, Nina's hunt and the readers' imaginations are taken on an adventure worthy of any Hollywood blockbuster. Death is close on more than one occasion as her parents killers attempt to stop Nina and her team from discovering the true secret held by the city, a secret capable of destroying the world as we know it.
Filled with action, suspense and mystery from the first chapter, ‘The Hunt For Atlantis' will keep you entertained, excited and left guessing right up to the very end. In a book more cinematic than many films, readers can never trust their beliefs as shocking twists await around every turn of the page. Andy McDermott writes action with such depth and description that you can see the explosions engulfing their victims and Hollywood stars diving to safety. He writes a thriller to thrill and suspense to shock.
Due for release in paperback on Thursday 15th May, ‘The Hunt For Atlantis' is a must read for all fans of action thrillers, be it in films or books.
