Tell us about The Underwater Pyramid in the Bermuda Triangle

I wrote my new book, The Underwater Pyramid in the Bermuda Triangle based on a real archeological discovery. In the summer of 2000, oceanographer, Paulina Zelitsky discovered a sunken city off the coast of Cuba. The city contained three pyramids, buildings and roads. In my fictional account, Dr. Cliff Post and his friend, marine archeologist Dr. Kyle Wilson discover royal mummies encased in glasslike coffins and an antimatter engine.

What genre is it?
It is a book written for tweens. Although some of my adult reviews stated that they enjoyed the nonfiction sections on archeology.

So that’s the kind of readers it will appeal to?
Readers who enjoy action/adventure books which also contain science fiction.

How long did it take to write?
I wrote it over a six month period, not including editing which took another 2 months and was done professionally.

What was the most challenging part of your creative process?
The most challenging aspect was keeping the story interesting and engaging while still taking time to explain marine archeology.

Tell us a bit about yourself.
I love reading, libraries and traveling, especially to Egypt. Egypt was fascinating. I also love archeology and subscribe to Archeology magazine. My first book, The Hidden Chamber in the Great Sphinx was an action/adventure story in which Dr. Cliff Post discovers an ancient supercomputer in the right paw of the Great Sphinx.

Have you got a blog where readers can keep up with your work?
My blog is www.lindacadose.authorsxpress.com. I write blogs about science and archeology. I also discuss recent scientific theories.

Where can we buy your book?
People can purchase my book at: Amazon ( US, UK). Barnes and Noble.

What’s next?
I am writing a book for tweens and teens about my hero, Dr. Cliff Post which takes place in the Holy Land. Dr. and his friend, a Biblical archeologist make a surprising find in the Holy Land.