When the marine archaeologist Dr. Jack Foster discovers an unknown place built like an antique city off the Gulf Coast of Florida, he soon realizes that he accidentally came across a triton-conspiracy aiming at taking over the world supremacy by creating a new nuclear catastrophe, worse than Fukushima. Quickly, Jack gets involved in the matter and unerstands that he has to take down the head of the conspirators. He gets on a journey that brings him to Berlin, to the Mont-St-Michel, to New York, Phoenix, and Las Vegas where the powers of the underworld are gathering for a final showdown. However, Jack is not alone. Fighting by his side are his best friend Tony, the attractive biologist Cat, a German professor, and, what is not always to his liking, his mother.

Regina E.G. Schymiczek (*1961 in Essen) is a German art historian, archaeologist, and author. She wrote her dissertation on the development of the gargoyle forms of Cologne Cathedral and published several articles on gargoyles in trade journals. She also wrote children books, historical novels, urban fantasy novels, as well as short stories, and contributions to anthologies. She lives and works in her hometown Essen/Germany, as well as in a vacation home in the Netherlands, and she also loves to travel the USA as often as possible.

"Poseidon's Horses" is the English translation of her successful German novel "Die Weide der Seepferde" (2013)

For more information, please refer to: www.schymiczek.de