Lady Trent's exciting adventures continue!Readers, who was fortunate enough to read the first volume of Lady Trent's memoirs entitled "The Natural History of Dragons" I'm already familiar with ,. As an educated , a pedantic and purposeful girl named Isabella for the first time set foot on a historical path that in the future will lead her to the glory of the world's largest dragon explorer. In this second volume, Lady Trent recalls with great frankness the next stage of her brilliant (and often scandalous) career. Three years after a fateful journey to the impregnable mountains of Vystrana, Mrs. Camhurst goes against family and customs on a new expedition - to the war-torn Erigan continent. home of such exotic dragon species, like the grass-dwelling steppe snakes , Tree Snakes, Living in the bush , And the most mysterious and elusive of all are the swamp snakes of the tropical jungle. The expedition is not easy. Accompanied by an old partner and a runaway heiress of a noble family, Isabella will face oppressive heat, merciless fevers, palace intrigues, evil tongues and other dangers in order to quench her boundless interest in everything connected with dragons. Even if it is necessary to penetrate into the depths of the impregnable jungle known as the Green Hell, where her courage, ingenuity and scientific curiosity will be subjected to unprecedented tests.