The Atlantis Legacy
Jun 2009 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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In this action-packed Atlantis thriller collection, archaeologist Conrad Yeats races across the globe to uncover ancient secrets, stop a hidden conspiracy, and prevent an apocalyptic catastrophe in an electrifying omnibus edition featuring the first two novels in the bestselling Atlantis Trilogy—Raising Atlantis and The Atlantis Prophecy.
Raising Atlantis
A massive earthquake in Antarctica reveals a mysterious structure buried beneath the ice—older than human history and powerful enough to reshape the world. As global forces converge, Yeats must unlock its secrets before it triggers a devastating end-of-days event.
The Atlantis Prophecy
A cryptic clue hidden in Yeats’s own past leads to a centuries-old warning encoded within monuments in Washington, DC. With the help of a Vatican linguist, he uncovers a shadowy organization intent on resurrecting an ancient power that could change civilization forever.
Raising Atlantis
A massive earthquake in Antarctica reveals a mysterious structure buried beneath the ice—older than human history and powerful enough to reshape the world. As global forces converge, Yeats must unlock its secrets before it triggers a devastating end-of-days event.
The Atlantis Prophecy
A cryptic clue hidden in Yeats’s own past leads to a centuries-old warning encoded within monuments in Washington, DC. With the help of a Vatican linguist, he uncovers a shadowy organization intent on resurrecting an ancient power that could change civilization forever.
In this action-packed Atlantis thriller collection, archaeologist Conrad Yeats races across the globe to uncover ancient secrets, stop a hidden conspiracy, and prevent an apocalyptic catastrophe in an electrifying omnibus edition featuring the first two novels in the bestselling Atlantis Trilogy—...
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24 reviews
Matthew D
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October 12, 2014
I like many books in this genre, but this book is incredibly bad. It is one of the worst books I have ever read. The science in it is laughably unbelievable and with a good editor could have been fixed. For example, the man finds an orange that he took out of ice that is thousands of years old. Oranges did not exist thousands of years ago. This kind of science pops up about every 2 pages and is distracting and inexcusable. Stretching things is ok, but ridiculous errors and commonly known myths is not. The characters change personalities (or they are secretly dual-personality, who knows). The female characters in particular are unbelievable and change their minds about everything as if the author has a personal issue he is projecting in the most extreme way possible. Definitely pass on this book. I don't know how anyone could have given this one a 5 star - that's crazy.
Leo Wesley
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October 20, 2014
Its great read. Good to.download on phone to.help.past time.
Phoenix (Phoenix)
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November 10, 2014
Well written, fun to follow.
About the author
Thomas Greanias is the New York Times bestselling author of seven novels. He is also the founder and CEO of Atlantis Media Corp., an award-winning digital publisher and provider of online streaming and augmented reality entertainment. A former journalist, he has appeared in newspapers, magazines, and on television. Greanias received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Northwestern University. He lives with his family in Pacific Palisades, California. Visit his official website at ThomasGreanias.com and the official Raising Atlantis website at RaisingAtlantis.com to preview new books, download exclusive content, and receive special offers.
Thomas Greanias is the New York Times bestselling author of seven novels. He is also the founder and CEO of Atlantis Media Corp., an award-winning digital publisher and provider of online streaming and augmented reality entertainment. A former journalist, he has appeared in newspapers, magazines,...
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