Book Reviews: Bermuda Triangle, Treasure island by Paul Moxham

The Mystery of the Bermuda Triangle by Paul Moxham
This one starts out where the kids in the Caribbean and their tour and pilot again is Uti from Treasure island book
Uti is taking the kids on an adventure but they stop to load off supplies to Grace. He travels back to her place and the kids fall asleep on the boat.
They wake up during the storm, it's broken from the lines and a boat crashes into them-it's Capt. Red and he has other plans for them as his plans can't be delayed.
On the island they sight the white gorilla and watch as Red's pirates use drugs to make the animals incapacitated. They capture the smaller one and when the mother wakes up she gets what she wants.
Pirates know how much they can get for the white gorilla, they will try again...
Felt I was right there with the kids as they run from danger. So real the details and descriptions although I've never been to the area.
Kids have much knowledge about how to survive and they use those skills throughout this book.
Amazing events and you wonder if they will escape from the danger...
So many animals and very scary, even for me!
Received this review copy from the author and this is my honest opinion.


 

The Mystery of Treasure Island by Paul Moxham
Have enjoyed the series, stand alone books by this author and they remind me a bit of the Hardy boys but this is so much more explained in details and descriptions.
Starts out where the children and their friend Will are in the Caribbean.
Starts when the group goes on a tour of a volcanic island and after the earthquake and some secrets they find they are held up by pirates...
Days later Uti, their tour and pilot has other errands to do so they tag along.as the parents go shopping.
Problem is with the severe thunderstorm they get thrown offtrack and are able to land on water of an island they are unfamiliar with.
The pirates find them and the kids are a bit smart about how they rescue the pilot and leave with the boat....
Love they finally get to visit the animal reserve and I love how they are going to spend the reward money-it's something I would do.
Had me on the edge of my seat, fast paced and so detailed you feel as if you are there and can experience all the bumps and bruises and excitement and the fear.