The divers travelled deeper through the coral city, as softly gleaming shoals of angelfish split in two to pass them on either side. Chromatic eels and sea worms wriggled in and out of holes; crabs scuttled sideways along alien beds. Feathered things danced, suspended in the water. The kaleidoscopic lights of the coral almost outshone the silver-blue lights they swam towards. If not for these sources of illumination they would have been swimming in a deep, dark blue; looking up, India could see lighter water, but could not make out the sun.
The crew of the Devil’s Dress has been cursed by a god.
One by one they fall, and India Muerte embarks on a desperate search for a way to remove the curse before it completely consumes them. The hunt takes him across the Caribbean and Mississippi Seas — and down into the water, deeper than any human has ever explored…
INDIA MUERTE AND THE HUNT FOR BLACK ATLANTIS is the third book in this pirate fantasy adventure series, going deeper and darker than ever before.
