An autobiography of the entrepreneur Jacqueline Natla, switching between her memories of the ancient world and her new life in 20th century America.
Just as "Wicked" took a character from the Wizard of Oz, the Wicked Witch, and imagined her story leading up to the events of the film, "The Atlantean Way" is a parallel novel which gives an autobiographical account of Jacqueline Natla, antagonist of "Tomb Raider", but set prior to those events. Switching between her memories as a Royal in Atlantis to her rude re-awakening in 1945, the novel presents a satirical view of both the pre-classical and post-war worlds, and recasts them as the view point of an unreliable narrator, in the style of a Bond novel retold by Blofeld, with nods to "The Man Who Fell To Earth", "Land Of The Pharaohs", "The Man Who Would Be King" and Baron von Munchausen.