THE ATLANTEANS
A novel by Dorothy Cora Moore

FICTION
The Atlanteans
A Contemporary Novel
Dorothy Cora Moore

iUniverse
441 pages

ISBN: 0-595-66735-X
5 stars

Reviewed by
Kathleen Youmans
ForeWord Magazine
Clarion Review

Atlantis has been the stuff of legend for decades. Imagine, an entire continent, an entire civilization that sunk into the sea in a cataclysmic disaster thousands of years ago. Historically unverifiable, this mythical land raises fascinating implications in today’s uncertain climate, both socially and globally. The Atlanteans is a spellbinding novel that deals intriguingly with just these questions.

The drama begins when Teddy Townsend, a lawyer, and Ryan Stuart, a brilliant neurosurgeon, enter Teddy’s yacht, the Lady Leah, in a race from Miami to Nassau. That night, they become lost in a violent, mysterious storm.

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THE ATLANTEANS
A BRIEF SYNOPSIS:

Do you remember advanced Atlantis - an island continent, ruled by magicians, and destroyed by nature some 25,000 years ago? Could you be one of the Atlanteans?

The story of The Atlanteans begins in America, spirals back to Atlantis at its demise, and then returns to America where events and characters from these two civilizations come together.

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THE ATLANTEANS
BRIEF AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY:

Author Dorothy Cora Moore has researched this story for more than 30 years, starting with Edgar Cayce, and ending with some very abstract metaphysical works on Atlantis. With a background working in law, she has also taken classes for pleasure at UCLA in Screenwriting and Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The Atlanteans began as an original screenplay and, together with its sequel, has become this novelization.  Born in Chicago, Illinois, the author now lives in Prescott, Arizona.