The Coelacanth Project Series

Nautilus is rising, and Natalie's demons are coming to drown her. Haunted by a power she can’t control, Natalie and her friends are determined to reunite their families and uncover the truth of their past. But with Leo missing in action and Uncle Chris out of the picture, Natalie is left harboring a mysterious key and a secret that isn’t hers to tell. Invited to masquerade as a Nautilus recruit, Natalie finds herself in the Helix: Nautilus’s center. Faced with old enemies and locked doors, she hopes to last long enough to find her parents. But Natalie isn’t the only one keeping secrets. With the fate of the world and her powers at stake, Natalie soon realizes the most dangerous demons she must conquer are her own. Lest they drown her first. For fans of Maximum Ride, The Maze Runner, and Marvel's Runaways, Sarah Newland's debut series is packed with thrilling action, a side of romance, and a web of secrets to keep you reading late into the night. Through long-latent powers and a search for truth, the Coelacanth Project trilogy explores the resilience of friendship, the weight of grief, and what it takes to define yourself.

Every family has secrets and Natalie Morrigan was used to being kept in the dark. But when her childhood home is destroyed following the mysterious disappearance of her parents, Natalie soon discovers her secrets are darker than most. With nowhere else to turn, Natalie and her four lifelong friends seek out their estranged Uncle for guidance and he cannot wait to tell her the truth. Her entire life has been a lie. Genetically adapted with a power that will change the world, Natalie is hunted by Nautilus: an organization that claims it will use her power to achieve an everlasting peace. But if Natalie has learned anything, it’s that things aren’t always what they seem. Trust isn't an option. Question everything. Packed with thrilling action and a web of secrets to keep you reading late into the night, the Coelacanth Project trilogy explores the resilience of friendship, the weight of grief, and what it takes to define yourself.