For almost two and a half millennia, people have been haunted by the testimony of the great philosopher of Ancient Greece, Plato, about the powerful state of the Atlanteans, mired in sin and debauchery and punished by the gods for this. Atlantis was swallowed up by the ocean. Countless literary works, studies, and hypotheses are devoted to this topic. Georges Bordonov, without departing from Plato’s “Dialogues,” follows the Pillars of Hercules (Gibraltar) and places Atlantis where the Canary Islands are now. There he unfolds a fascinating and dramatic narrative about the last months of the kingdom and its death. The book is addressed to fans of historical adventure literature.