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    Guardian of Atlantis

    By Annie Rachel Cole

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    DESTINY COMES WITH A PRICE.

    Raven Weir has never been a normal teenager. She has a destiny—a destiny that makes itself known on her sixteenth birthday, when she receives a mysterious necklace containing the key codes to the legendary Atlantis and the power hidden there. 

    Whoever controls Atlantis has the power to rule the world, and Zeus will stop at nothing to gain control of it, but he's not alone in his quest for the powers hidden there. Others want Atlantis too, and are willing to do anything to get it.

    Raven quickly discovers being the Guardian of Atlantis is least of her problems. Her mom has disappeared, her history teacher and a crazed Hell Hound are trying to kill her, she's being chased by government agents, a trio of nymphs has sworn to protect her, and then Raven discovers the truth about her parents.

    The Children of Atlantis series takes mythology and blends it with science fiction for a unique twist on traditional mythology.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRachel Annie Cole
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9781507007518
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