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Darker Water - Emma Read
Darker Water - Emma ReadA claustrophobic YA sci-fi thriller set in the ocean's depths, where three teens are trapped in a terrifying struggle for survival.'A creepy and claustrophobic deep-sea thriller.' Wren James, author of The Quiet at the End of the World'I was completely hooked.' Amy McCaw, author of They Own the Night'Every page had me gasping for air.' Melissa Welliver, author of To The Death2089, four kilometres below the ocean surface . . .Underwater stations are home to hundreds of miners, engineers and…
Darker Water - Emma ReadA claustrophobic YA sci-fi thriller set in the ocean's depths, where three teens are trapped in a terrifying struggle for survival.'A creepy and claustrophobic deep-sea thriller.' Wren James, author of The Quiet at the End of the World'I was completely hooked.' Amy McCaw, author of They Own the Night'Every page had me gasping for air.' Melissa Welliver, author of To The Death2089, four kilometres below the ocean surface . . .Underwater stations are home to hundreds of miners, engineers and biologists, all tasked with excavating and processing the miracle bacteria that is the solution to the energy crisis, ProLEC.Betty, a miner, is at the bottom of the pecking order despite her years of experience.Maia, a newbie engineer, knows she has the smarts to become a ProCORPer and make it to the very top.Audley, a biologist, is on track to become the youngest science lead ever.But something is very wrong with the ProLEC. Peaceful sea creatures are becoming bloodthirsty fiends, unprecedented power cuts and tremors wrack the station and as the three grow closer to the truth, and to each other, they are in far more danger than they could ever imagine.The first in a thrilling new series perfect for fans of Ben Oliver, Neal Shusterman and Wren James.'Immersive and clever.' Kenechi Udogu, author of Augmented'A page-turning mystery thriller.' K. L. Kettle, author of Control Alter Delete'I couldn't put it down.' S. A. Gales, author of iNSiDE'Totally gripping.' Kathryn Clark, author of Things I Learned While I Was Dead
