Quest For Atlantis by Marisa Noelle

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @ZooloosBT @MarisaNoelle77 for letting me part of this tour snd reviewing this book. Quest of Atlas is the second book in tbe series but you can read this book as stand alone. The characters where great and you could see them developing through the book. Quesr of Atlas is for young teenages and above. I feel teenages with love this book and the seris. I liked how the ending left is was really good. This is a fanasty horror and I like the front cover with the sea animals. I lke Cordelia and Wade relationship which its challenged through the book as well with up and down while they are on their quest. If you like fantasy books you will love this 5 stars. Book Blurb MERMAIDS ARE BEING HUNTED... They are no longer safe in the human world... When one of her closest mermaid friends is imprisoned in a science lab for investigation, Cordelia insists on taking up the quest to find the lost island of Atlantis, a sanctuary for all the water species. But the island is guarded by the dragon kings, an ancient and formidable race who are determined to keep it for themselves. Together with her best friends and her boyfriend, Wade, they must travel to distant pockets of the earth to collect the three magical jewels that open the portal to Atlantis. But no one remembers how the jewels work, instructions are non-existent, and tensions are rife as Wade’s ex-girlfriend, Stephanie, appears on the scene. Plus, Cordelia must learn to harness her own emerging powers and discover if she really is the fire mermaid. With the support of Wade’s parents, Stephanie is determined to win him back and Cordelia’s heart breaks as she watches the love of her life waver. They must be united in their quest, or the jewels will refuse to reveal themselves. If they can’t repair their broken relationship and defeat the dragon kings, the mermaids will be captured by the humans and face the threat of extinction. Author Bio Marisa Noelle is the writer of middle grade & young adult novels in the genres of science-fiction, fantasy & mental health including The Shadow Keepers, The Unadjusteds Trilogy (The Unadjusteds, The Rise of the Altereds, & The Reckoning), and The Mermaid Chronicles – Secrets of the Deep. She is a mentor for the Write Mentor program that helps aspiring MG & YA authors. With dual citizenship, Marisa has lived on both sides of the Atlantic and uses settings in both the USA and UK as inspiration for her novels. When she’s not writing or reading or watching movies, she enjoys swimming. In the pool she likes to imagine she could be a mermaid and become part of some of her make-believe words. Despite being an avid bookworm from the time she could hold a book, being an author came as a bit of a surprise to her as she was a bit of a science geek at school. She lives in Woking, UK with her husband and three children. You can find her on Twitter @MarisaNoelle77 or her website www.MarisaNoelle.com

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  1. Zooloo's Book Diary29 September 2022 at 13:36

    Thank you so much for taking part in the tour and for sharing your review x

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