The book explores the experiences and attitudes of over 350 elderly widowed individuals, alongside insights from their GPs, relatives, friends, and neighbors. It examines the support systems available to these widows and widowers, highlighting both the assistance they received and the shortcomings in care from those they typically relied on. This study sheds light on the social dynamics and emotional challenges faced by the elderly in the wake of loss, providing valuable implications for improving support networks.
It has been fifteen years since former Marine captain, Drake Mallory, woke up from his incident in the Bermuda Triangle to discover he was in the lost continent of Atlantis. For two years he was able to enjoy embracing Atlantean society and his opportunity to become an integral part of the ancient order of royal guard, known as the Sentinels. With his ties to the royal family, he was eventually tasked with returning to the surface world to save Cyrus, the two year old prince and heir to the throne of the mythological civilization. The two were forced to flee from the threat of the villainous Dargon, twin brother of King Rhylon. With the aid of a few of his loyalists in the military, Dargon had secretly replaced his brother as king and was ruling Atlantis with an iron fist. Fast forward to the present and Drake learns he is in a race against time to return to Atlantis or Cyrus will die. To do so, they must locate the ancient Olympian laboratory of Poseidon under the island of Santorini. From there, they will overcome a series of ancient obstacles to find the cavern where the city of Atlantis awaits. Meanwhile, a small band of loyal Sentinels, are preparing to take back Atlantis from the evil dictator. They will soon be aided by their old friend Drake Mallory and an ancient enemy turned ally. The question is; will it be too late to save The Heir of Atlantis?
