Ocean Horror

New York Times bestselling author Mira Grant takes us on a terrifying journey into the unknown where human frailty meets the awesome power of nature and myths come to life. "A claustrophobic, deep-sea terror tale that will leave readers glad to be safely on dry land." -Kirkus Reviews "Absolutely...

An old house blemished with the putrid stench of past shame, an historic murder that was never satisfactorily solved, and a truth that is determined to show itself. Rob and his wife Julie are aware of their new house's unsavory past when they buy the property, but the place is a bargain that's too good to pass up. Located a short distance from the nearest town and in a prime position offering spectacular sea views, it's the perfect place for the couple to care for their foster children. However, it isn't long before the shadow of their new home's terrible past begins to taint their day-to-...

The thrill of the chase turns into a voyage of damnation. Captain Vorlag and his hardened pirates aboard the Sea Serpent are masters of the crimson tide, hunting for treasure. But when their relentless pursuit sails them into an eerie, unnatural calm, the familiar ocean whispers of an ancient dread. The hunt is over. Something else is hunting them. From the crushing abyssal depths, an unimaginable horror awakens. A creature of countless teeth and insatiable hunger begins its assault, turning their mighty vessel into a slaughterhouse. Trapped miles from land, under a sky that weeps blood, ...

High atop a dormant volcano, a team of scientists preserve the last remnants of higher technology. Off the coast of Kauai, a flotilla of survivors must decide whether to return to their island, or make their way to another location, risking pirates and nature on the gamble of safer shores. On the central plateau of the Big Island, a group of ranchers want to rebuild civilization… but to do that, they’ll need to reunite a people scattered across an ocean of stars.

A week before Lenore Warwick's 21st birthday, she's kidnapped by the brooding and dangerous stranger with cold eyes and a lethal touch, who has been stalking her on San Francisco's fog-shrouded streets. Absolon "Solon" Stavig isn't your average criminal though. He's a centuries-old vampire who's caught between wanting to kill Lenore and wanting to save her.

The instruments didn't lie. That was the last thing they got right. Eleven days. Two thousand metres below the surface of the Barents Sea. Six hours minimum to surface. When the Titan Containment Unit descends to the 1987 Project Hadal station, they know what they're walking into. They have the creature taxonomy. The engagement protocols. The decompression schedule and the acoustic dampening and the most complete deep-ocean habitat ever built for classified field operations. What they don't have is the full mission file. Because the mission file has a redaction bar. And under it are three ...

"An Ocean Life" is a gripping odyssey brimming with twists in cinematic prose into a harrowing fight for life and self-discovery. "An epic ocean voyage unlike any other" Following years of grappling with financial challenges, Mark at last secures the vital funding required to sustain his ailing company. Filled with a profound sense of relief and newfound optimism, Mark decides to celebrate by treating his family to a long-awaited vacation—a chance to temporarily escape the pressures that have weighed heavily on them for so long. He also yearns to reignite the spark in his marriage. ...

A New York Times bestseller Nominated for the National Book Award for Fiction Ocean Vuong’s debut novel is a shattering portrait of a family, a first love, and the redemptive power of storytelling New York Times Readers Pick: 100 Best Books of the 21st Century “A lyrical work of...

The most terrifying predator in the ocean isn't hungry. It's smart. And it wants revenge. For marine biologist Mira, a week on the open ocean was an escape from a stalled career. For estranged brothers Jack and Rob, it was a final, desperate attempt to mend a family shattered by tragedy. Aboard the gleaming yacht Sea Pulse, they sought a quiet horizon. But the ocean had other plans. When a storm of unnatural ferocity rips their vessel apart, they are left adrift, clinging to a fragile life raft in an endless expanse of water. Their ordeal has just begun. They are not alone. The creature ...

When Alex Carter, a seasoned underwater archaeologist, receives a mysterious invitation to a top-secret expedition off the coast of a remote island, he thinks it's just another chance to uncover a hidden treasure. The invite, however, is more than it seems—it's an urgent call from an anonymous source, warning Alex that the island holds a dark secret tied to a series of inexplicable disappearances. As Alex and his team descend into the depths of the ocean to explore the wreckage of a centuries-old shipwreck, they discover an ancient relic that seems to defy the laws of time and space. What...

There are no Gods in the trench. Only monsters. When the classified deep sea prototype USS Leviathan (X-241) vanishes near the Laurentian Abyss, the Navy scrambles for answers. Minutes later, the USS Seawolf (SSN-21) records a sonar contact that is colossal, biological, and accelerating. Then the ocean swallows it whole. Team Odin deploys the new ORCA Platoon, a sixteen-operator unit drawn from the most lethal Naval Special Warfare teams on the planet. Their mission takes them into the abyss in DS-RAX Armor, advanced technology engineered by DARPA and the Skunkworks Division at Nidavellir ...

Out in the open ocean, far beyond shipping lanes and rescue routes, something ancient is hunting again. Crandle’s Keep is a remote island refuge—quiet, isolated, and surrounded by deep, uncharted waters. For Jake Crandle, it was supposed to be a sanctuary from the past. For marine biologist Amy Caldwell, it was a temporary research stop to study warming ocean currents. For a handful of others, it was simply another waypoint at sea. None of them knew they had entered a feeding ground. When ships begin vanishing without distress calls, when steel hulls are torn open as if they were paper,...

Warrior crews in rusted ships hunt mutated whales and battle toxic sharks in the aquatic wasteland the world has become. It has been eighty years since The Melt, and now the world is a place ruled by nothing but the crashing waves of the sea and the survival instincts of folk made hard by the deadly waters. The scraps of dry land that remain are ruins inhabited by cannibalistic raiders and desperate scavengers, forcing most survivors and their kin to make a life upon a treacherous open ocean teeming with scavengers, marauders, a deadly fish cult, and savage sea monsters. Bard, a harpooner ...

Not every lost boat is an accident. Some are a payment. Mona Farrell sells yachts to men who never plan to set foot on them. She’s the best closer at Blackwater Marine; she’s four days from the corner office, and she hasn’t been on the water since her mother died. When the brokerage needs someone to ride along on a delivery — a two-and-a-half-million-dollar motor yacht, freshly renamed, bound for a harbor five hundred miles north — she says yes because saying no is how you lose a corner office. Eben Tolman has delivered boats for eleven years and never lost one. He also hasn’t ...

This, the first in the splendid series of Jack Aubrey novels, establishes the friendship between Captain Aubrey, Royal Navy, and Stephen Maturin, ship's surgeon and intelligence agent, against the thrilling backdrop of the Napoleonic wars. Details of life aboard a man-of-war in Nelson's navy are faultlessly rendered: the conversational idiom of the officers in the ward room and the men on the lower deck, the food, the floggings, the mysteries of the wind and the rigging, and the road of broadsides as the great ships close in battle.

A lonely place to die. At the center of the Pacific Ocean lies Point Nemo—the most remote location on Earth. A place so isolated that the closest humans are astronauts orbiting above it. For decades, it’s been used as a dumping ground for dead satellites. A graveyard in the deep. But something else has been waiting there. When a scientific expedition is sent to investigate a mysterious signal from the ocean floor, they discover something impossible— an intelligence that should not exist. Ancient. Powerful. And awake. Within hours, the world’s superpowers are mobilising. Fleets are ...

2016 Audible Editor’s Pick 2016 Audible’s Best in Science Fiction The New York Times and USA Today bestselling series An Audible Top 100 Series of All Time More than two centuries after World War III poisoned the planet, the final bastion of humanity lives on massive airships circling the...

EDITORIAL REVIEW THE WHALE THAT HUNTED MEN is a gripping Documented Terror masterpiece that brings the legendary tragedy of the Essex to life with cinematic intensity, emotional depth, and relentless suspense. Blending historical fact, maritime horror, survival drama, and the enduring mystery of the giant whale that destroyed a ship, Ted Lazaris places readers inside one of the most extraordinary real-life ordeals ever recorded. Epic, haunting, and unforgettable, THE WHALE THAT HUNTED MEN is a powerful story of courage, sacrifice, human endurance, and the thin line between hunter and hunted...

The hydrophone array sang in seventeen channels, and channel nine was wrong. Priya Naicker has mapped the noise floor of the Meridian Marine Sanctuary for eight months. She knows its contours the way she knows her pulse. When channel nine shows a displacement three times the size of a blue whale — hugging the trench wall where sonar dies — she logs it as a sensor error, because the alternative is impossible. Kit Saracen wants it to be real. The last of a family whose fleet stripped these waters for forty years, he has built a coral-restoration foundation on the coastline his father ...

A tropical paradise. A stranded boat. A feeding frenzy. Captain Luis Delgado knows the most beautiful secret in the Leeward Antilles. But when a catastrophic engine failure leaves his charter boat dead on the reef, the tranquil cove becomes a claustrophobic trap for his fourteen passengers. With the radio dead, the tide rising, and the relentless Caribbean sun beating down, escaping the crippled vessel becomes a ticking clock. But the real nightmare is waiting just beneath the surface. Drawn by blood and trapped by the volcanic rock, an aggressive school of apex predators has turned the ...