It Came From The Deep by Maria Lewis

It Came From The Deep by Maria Lewis

'No one really knows what's beneath us, Kaia.'

An elderly professor is murdered, leaving a puzzling crime scene for police to unravel and a laboratory housing all kinds of marine life. But something is missing . something huge.

Recent highschool graduate Kaia Craig has problems of her own, with her career as an ironwoman on the Gold Coast in jeopardy after a horrific accident.

Yet someone wants to hold her accountable.

After nearly drowning in Lake Pelutz and her attackers on the run, Kaia is left with more than just physical injuries. She's convinced she saw something in the depths of the lake: something that chose to spare her.

Uncertain whether she's running towards the discovery of a friend or foe, Kaia begins digging into a mystery that may have bigger ramifications than she or any of her friends can fathom.

It Came From The Deep is a thrilling combination of young adult and science fiction from the author of the critically acclaimed Who's Afraid? series, Maria Lewis.

Maria Lewis began reporting police rounds in a newsroom as a teenager and has spent the last ten years as a professional journalist. It was not a difficult decision to transition from writing about murders to writing about movie stars. Her writing has featured in publications such as the New York Post, Empire magazine, Huffington Post, The Sunday Mail, Junkee, and BuzzFeed, to name a few. She can be heard on 2SER 107.3 FM's weekly Drive program Gaggle Of Geeks every Wednesday and every Tuesday Morning for TV Talk. She is part of the Pod Save Our Screen podcast and is a proud member of the Graffiti With Punctuation crew, a group of Australia's leading film bloggers. Located in Sydney, she lives in a house with too many movie posters and just the right quantity of folks.

Maria can frequently be found spending a lot of money on comic books, viewing horror movies at inopportune times, absorbing books on current feminist philosophy (aka anything Caitlin Moran touches), and clinging to the one idea she's had since she was five years old: unicorns exist. Mark Wahlberg's future wife is most likely her. Almost certainly.