Many years ago, a little girl threw herself into the ocean in a fit of grief at the death of her mother. She would have drown if not for the intervention of a young boy. But when her father discovered her the boy had disappeared. Life has been a challenge with her eccentric father. Now a doctor herself, Abbie works long hours and keeps pretty much to herself. There isn’t time for relationships when you’re busy tending to a forgetful father. Then one night she follows her father to the lab to make sure he eats and perhaps discover what he’s up to and her whole world changes. She discovers he has a strange man who appears dead strapped down in the lab and he’s experimenting on him. A man with extra organs. A man with gills. A man who is achingly familiar. A man who wakens at her touch, eliciting visions of the past, a voice in her head and a need to protect deep in her soul. When she discovers that her father and the government intend to send him to Area 51 for further experimentation she decides it’s time to help Hauke escape. Their flight from the lab isn’t uneventful. In fact, it’s downright dangerous and deadly. And so begins their flight from capture and death.

Believed to be an alien, Hauke has been captured after an oil rig explosion. Without precious blood he lies close to death until the tenacious Abbie brings him back from the brink. What the humans don’t know is that his species is indigent to the ocean depths. Walking both on land and beneath the deep. They’ve survived the years separate from mankind… but not always. Long ago, they lived amongst the natives of America. Then tragedy struck in the form of an illness and they were blamed. Now history is repeating itself. A virus is spreading through the state of Florida and the US government is hot to get its hands on Hauke and formulate a cure at any cost including Abbie’s life. However, Hauke will not allow harm to come to his mate… from any source including his father the king of the Bracadytes when they find he has mated a human.

What Lies Beneath is an exciting start to a new series. I couldn’t put it down.

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Enigma Series

Naura, Book 2

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