Review: A classic of the adventure genre.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2012
In The Curse of Atlantis, we once again meet up with Jack Roberts.  Not content with nearly freezing to death or drowning, he now forced to take on a Russian psychopath, discover the pyramid of the first king of Atlantis and save his friends and his love.This trilogy reaches its breathtaking climax as, equipped with the objects he has found, he sets out to discover a pyramid that has been hidden for nine thousand years.  But nothing is easy for Jack, as the kidnapping of his girlfriend causes him to risk his life and those of his friends to thwart the plans of an enemy who will do anything to get his hands on the treasures that lie hidden in the tomb.Once again Petersen has written an exciting and compelling drama that keeps you compulsively turning the pages until the final confrontation.  This is an excellent work from an author that continues to improve as he hones his storytelling skills.Although this is the third book in a trilogy, it is interesting that each of the books has its own unique story and are very different.  The first is a wonderful story of adventure and exploration.  The second is a superb tale of determination and resilience, and the third is a superb adventure romp, with all the villainy that comes with it.