About the book: year / They were lost in another world. They have a steam boat, filled with the best achievements of British science and technology of the progressive 19th century. The crew is civilized, well armed, and ready for any challenge. But not like that...Andrew Jenkins is a sixteen-year-old sailor on a tiny military expeditionary ship. Since childhood, he knows that life is hard, he is used to fighting off troubles and calculating the current “games” of the daily battle with fate. But the new world means new rules, here you can’t trust the water, the land, and certainly your neighbors in the cockpit. This is not an expedition - this is hell. There is only one task - to survive. Did Andrew survive - this is a question to which the hero himself does not know the answer. This happens in the world of Eldorado. Author's Notes: Chronologically, Andrew Jenkins' adventures begin after "Invasion Attempt." We are talking about that same missing boat. The Lost Britons did not rush things, so the epic grew into two books. Divided for ease of publication and perception, and the meaning of the two books is more logical. In essence, this is another novel-journey through unknown and little-known areas of Eldorado. I hope that what is happening is clear and in itself, without background.