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In this sequel to Christopher Hayes-Brown's book Secret Island, the High Lord Amon of Atlantis devises a plan to rebuild and recolonise an Earth which has suffered a complete environmental collapse. While Amon himself stays behind and travels across Atlantis, a series of ships undertake the dangerous journey into an unknown world. Prince Oliver and Prince Artorious are on board the lead ship. As they head towards the continent of Africa, what will they discover?
An accountant, always willing to support/help others, keen in wildlife conservation, helps to fight cancer, loves gardening and growing exotic plants, including orchids, has various pets, loves writing, dancing, Lau Gar Kung Fu, ancient history, various music and entomology.
Really enjoyed this book! Loved this first book, and was happy to find this book was just as good (Maybe a tiny bit better)
An absolutely brilliant follow-up to a secret island. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat as it twists, superb read for children and adults.
An absolutely brilliant follow-up to a secret island. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat
A great follow up, with more twists to the story looking forward to the next one
Really enjoyed this, my kids have also really loved this book the mixture of history is fantastic.
Wonderful book, really enjoyed venturing once again into the unknown world of Secret Island. The character development over the two books has been brilliant so far and the creatures good and evil that inhabit this world really well described.
Recommended to anyone, especially to young readers with an interest in the natural world.
A wonderful return to mysterious world of Secret Island. The character development throughout the story and the new friends and foes we meet in New Dawn contribute to a well crafted series of books.
Excited for the third instalment!
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