Steve Kendrick

Something is moving in the deep water of Loch Ness. Something large. Something that sonar equipment has been detecting for eighteen months in the darkest, deepest section of Scotland's most famous loch - and that nobody, until now, has been able to explain. When wealthy businessman Steve Kendrick calls Shaun, Jim, and Bree back to his Seattle office, he has coordinates, data, and a research vessel already in position on the water.
What he doesn't have is an answer. That's what the three siblings are for. Armed with the experience of their first investigation, the scientific expertise of Dr. Louise Bennet, and the quiet, methodical precision of former detective Ben Richards, the team travels to the Scottish Highlands to find out what is really living in the ancient waters of Loch Ness - beneath the legend, beneath sixty years of photographs and documentaries and tourist gift shops, beneath everything the world thinks it already knows.
What they discover is more extraordinary than any of them expected. Three witnesses who have kept their accounts in silence for decades. Sonar readings that no marine biologist can account for. Acoustic recordings from the deepest section of the loch that don't match any species in any database anywhere in the world. And one extraordinary dawn on flat calm water, sixty metres from the research vessel, when something surfaces.
Dark. Smooth. Substantial. Real. Beneath the Loch is the second book in the Kendrick Investigation Files - a series that asks the question every serious investigator eventually asks: what if the things the world has been dismissing for centuries turn out to be exactly what the evidence says they are?The investigation is real. The evidence is genuine. The question has been waiting fifteen hundred years for someone to take it seriously.
Shaun, Jim, and Bree just did.