My kids read a YA science fiction novel about three teens who survived a world-wide catastrophe by hiding in an underwater cave that they reached with a mini-sub. At the urging of my kids, I read the book and, now that I'm trying to recall it, they have no idea what I'm talking about.  The details aren't all that clear in my mind, but there was some sort of catastrophe, possibly begun by radio communication with aliens, that ended up killing everyone else except two boys and a girl. Time travel may have been involved towards the end of the book. I would have read this sometime in the last five years.  It may have taken place in Australia or New Zealand.  I'm hunting for the physical copy of the book, but we have so many books and it could have been given to a friend of theirs, so I'm not too hopeful. I'm trying to put a list together of all the books I've ever read, and this is just one more I want to capture. I know that's a hopeless and vainglorious goal, but still.
I read a book back in middle school. Can't remember the name of the book or the author or anything. Tried googling all the stuff I remember, but nothing ever fit it. It had a biohazard symbol on the cover, and it was sort of holographic, a bunch of whites and blues, looked kind of like how people interpret dream sequences or warp jumps in sci-fi animation or film. The book involved three kids, and they got a message one day or something, and they eventually decoded it to be lottery numbers, and they were told to buy a submarine with it and some other things. Some weird fog starts appearing all over the place, and these white creatures start beating up on everybody else. When they lose pretty much everybody, they're just kind of sitting in the submarine, and they send a message back in time, I think. It's been a few years. Anybody know what the book is or have any hints on it? Thank you~
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