The darkness grows, feeding on hate and war....only the strong will survive. Bending the will of the gods was easier than Roeg imagined. . .but listening to one relentlessly drone on in your mind was not what he had hoped when he joined forces with the Fire Dragon. As he learns to become a Dragon Mage, and tame his wild powers, he can only wonder what fate has in store for him. . . As Sephonei scrapes her way to the Land of Darkness, she's uncovering a wide web of oppression and slavery. And not only that, the mythical monsters she cares so deeply about are hellbent on devouring her around every corner. The man with the wide-brimmed hat and red cloak known as Fetch is hot on the trail of the blue-haired boy. Commissioned by the Archmagus, Fetch is on a mission to drag Roeg back to Atlantis dead or alive... This coming-of-age prehistoric fantasy mashes together steampunk and prehistoric elements to create a breathtaking world of monsters, magic and misfits! A fantastic story for teens! And a good book for everyone! This fantasy book also has audio narration! What can you expect? Two parallel stories, with two protagonists and an exceptional cast of supporting characters. A strong hero and heroine who scrape their way through the wilds of the Mainland, and Atlantis, searching for the fabled 'Hades Crypt'. You can also expect some laughs and to encounter odd and little known monsters, beasts and legendary creatures!

Impossible choices. Ancient magic. Brilliant humor. A foreboding apocalypse is no match for teenage angst . . . even 12,000 years ago. Roeg is determined to understand where he came from, why his mother left him, and what is so special about the Fire Rune around his neck. Apparently the King of the Gnomes knows something, and Roeg is on a quest to find him. Crashing the SeaPig, and not losing her lute, was a win in Sephonei's books. But the fact that Atlantis has a death-grip on the Mainlanders and the Faie, doesn't sit well with her. Quickly, she will find her moral compass and decide whose side she's on. . . Two unlikely heroes. One impossible journey. When will fate intervene? Legend of the Fire Dragon is an illustrated fantasy for teens, the second in the Heroes of Atlantis series, a five book saga telling the tale of an ancient land full of mythical monsters. An action-packed story of determination, friendship, and overcoming incredible odds. Be sure to listen to the audiobook!

A disabled hero, a reluctant hunter and a ruthless leader... what could possibly happen? Well, throw in magic, fire and dragons, and you've got a story for the ages! The mythical island of Atlantis is in turmoil. This kingdom of magic and monsters is under threat from the evil Archmagus, who is hellbent on cleansing the world of all magical creatures and anyone who stands in his way. The only thing that can save them are the ancient, magical runes - forged from the scales of long-extinct dragons. The only thing is that no one knows where the runes are hidden. Salvation comes in the form of an unlikely hero: a young orphan boy named Roeg, who is determined to prove his worth despite his disability. Since the day he was abandoned by his mother, Roeg has carried a red fire rune around his neck. Maybe now is the time he learned to tap into its power. Meanwhile, a young girl named Sephonei is snatched away from her parents and forced to hunt dragon runes on the monster-filled Mainland. Problem is, she doesn't have a clue what she's doing and is desperate to escape. Sephonei must learn how to hunt runes or die trying... Two unlikely heroes. One impossible mission. How will the stories of these two young people intertwine? And will they both be able to save the world from an ancient evil before it's too late? Heroes of Atlantis: Legend of the Dragon Runes is an illustrated young adult epic fantasy novel, full of twists, turns and a whole lot of action. The gripping tales of Roeg and Sephonei will have you flipping the pages, eager to find out what happens next in this epic 5-part saga. The adventure starts here. Open the book to discover a world of hidden secrets, epic magical adventures and of course... saving the world forever. This is book 1 of 5.

***Special Variant cover edition***It has been two years since our heroes last banded together to fight the menace of the Blue Hun. Now another threat to the world is on the rise. Sea King receives an urgent message from King Neptune in Atlantis. He and some of the others come to his aid while Dan Urich and the rest of the group venture to the Island of Vipralia to conduct a business deal. They are unaware of the dangers they will encounter there. Meanwhile, back at the Cincinnati, Ohio office of the Urich Foundation another superhero emerges. Who is The Sword? The answer can be found in the pages of Project: Hero Atlantis Under Attack.

The author ransacked every possible source of productive evidence on the subject. for more than a generation at least, occult society as a whole has awaited an authoritative work on the subject of the arcane science known as Atlantis. Contents: Religio.

From dwarves to princes, heroes to heartbreakers, the Disney treatment of male characters in the studio’s animated features. One of PopSugar’s Best Books for Women (2013) From the iconic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) to Tangled, the 2010 retelling of Rapunzel, Handsome Heroes and Vile Villains looks at the portrayal of male characters in Disney films from the perspective of masculinity studies and feminist film theory. This companion volume to Good Girls and Wicked Witches places these depictions within the context of Hollywood and American popular culture at the time of each film’s release. “Within her idealism and love for the House of the Mouse, it seems Davis is on to something. Whether idealistic or delusional, the Disney she talks about seems to be a thing that’s waiting just around the corner.” —PopMatters

Atlas is a personification and symbol of the old continents of Lemuria and Atlantis. Homer, who preceded Plato by many centuries, also speaks of the Atlanteans and of their island in his Odyssey. The Odyssey makes of Atlas the guardian and the supporter of the huge pillars that separate the heavens from the earth. The old Greeks were but the dwarfed and weak remnant of that once glorious sub-race of the Fourth Race. Egypt and Greece, the Phœnicians, and the Northern stocks, had proceeded from the last sub-race of the Atlanteans, already swallowed up in one of the early sub-races of the Aryan stock. Like the Odyssean Tityos, who grew so large that he split his mother's womb and had to be carried to term by Gaia, the Initiates in Greece were called sons of Gaia. Cyclopes, the beloved priests of Apollo, were the last three sub-races of the Lemurians, the one-eye referring to the all-penetrating spiritual eye, which atrophied when their pastoral life evolved into the sensual culture of the Atlanteans, only to be replaced by the outward-looking eyes of greed and selfishness. Though pre-historic, Boreas was a real Continent, the favourite abode of Apollo and his beloved priests and servants. Phoenician sails whitened the Indian Ocean and the Norwegian fiords. The perpetual daylight enjoyed by the Laestrygonians indicates that they were inhabitants of the North Cape. Scylla and Charybdis were the enormous icebergs of the Arctic seas.