Based on an ARC. 
 The ozone is ravaged, ocean levels have risen, and the sun is a daily enemy. Earth is becoming a wasteland. 
 When Owen arrives at Camp Eden, one of the only remaining habitable places on earth, he never imagined that his life would take a dramatic turn. The knowledge he would discover, just may be the key to discovering forgotten history. Little did he know what transformations he would go through 
 This was a refreshing take on the dystopian genre that seems to be everywhere right now. Based on the Atlantean myth, it was filled with adventure. The novel takes a slower route, but this helps to really set up the mystery along with the world building. I would have enjoyed more world building, but I don't think it lacked any. It left plenty to be answered in the sequel. 
 Once the novel takes off it's very action packed. While reminiscent of the Percy Jackson, this book would appeal to an older YA audience. There is an unsettling feel and some violence. Can't wait to find out all of the mysteries of the Atlanteans in the next installment.