Into the Drowning Deep (Rolling in the Deep, #1)

by Mira Grant

Luis Martines was the sort of tall that made basketball coaches sit up and take notice, and the sort of skinny that made those same coaches sit back down in despair.

humanity sailed, and the sea punished it for its hubris.

One of the fluorescent lights was out of order, adding a horror movie flicker to the journey that she could have done without.

Sorrow held more charms than most people liked to think, and it would swallow her whole if she let it.

“Everything comes back to someone. If Lani shoots a man, is that on us? Is it on our parents? How far back do we follow the consequences of free will?” “Until the guilt goes away.”