The Atlantis Plague

<strong>A Closure to a Chapter that Started 70,000 years ago</strong><br/><br/>Overall, it was a good sequel and closing of the first chapter that spanned thousands of years. It also established the universe of this fiction world better as well as the characters growth.<br/><br/>However, there were too many lengthy dialogues from David, it felt like he was a history professor than a character analysing historical facts. I had to fight myself from skipping anything during that part. Maybe I'm biased, since I'm pretty much familiar with those events he explained.<br/><br/>It is also refreshing that the novel ended as a closer to the first, although there was an obvious hint of a sequel, the ending did not feel, not even pointed, that way.<br/><br/>It got me very curious though what earth would look like if Kate chose not to reverse the devolution protocol.