When Diana and her brother Jason accidentally discover and open Pandora’s Box while visiting modern-day Greece, the past, present and future become interwoven into an adventure that will eventually cover the whole planet and draw from every major mythology on the earth. Trying to solve the multitude of mysteries that surround them -- including the disappearance of their parents -- and gathering a team of both mortals and immortals to battle mythical monsters, the two teens find out what the gods are really like, not to mention getting to know themselves a little better, in an action-packed and romance-filled tale suitable for all ages.
You must be logged in to post a review.
Please log in
2
People Reviewed This Item
By Thomas Gregory
Oct 6, 2009
"Re: Pandora revisited-a little mythunderstanding" Ι ρεαλλυ λοωεδ τηισ βοοκ!!! Ιςασ ριωετεδ το τηε στορυλινε!!I really enjoyed this Thriller Fantasy!! It was written for a teen, but because of my love for Greece and especially Crete, I chose to read it. It was a great tale for everyone who is interested in Greek Myths. It was great fun to read as I had already visited the locales in the book! The story was so well written and planned, I couldn't put it down. It is a really good thriller. Καλι μερα, ψαρυ, Ι ςιση υοθ το ςριτε μανυ μορε βοοκσ ον Γρεεδε!!!! Best wishes to David on this book and those to follow, I am anxious to read as soon as the are out! Thomas Gregory (trgetal@yahoo.com)
"Pandora revisited-a little mythunderstanding" Well written mystery/adventure set in a sureal modern Greece where menace, ancient gods and monsters lie just beneath the surface. Snappy dialogue makes the plot flow to an unexpected finish. Makes a great, entertaining read.
