Jeremy Lachlan nació y se crió en Griffith, en la zona rural de Nueva Gales del Sur, Australia. Completó su licenciatura con honores en escritura creativa en la Universidad de Canberra en 2004 y ahora reside en Sídney. Hasta la fecha, no ha ganado ningún premio literario, pero una vez se llevó 100 dólares en un concurso de karaoke, de lo cual está muy orgulloso. Se le ocurrió la idea para "Jane Doe and The Cradle of All Worlds" mientras estaba perdido en el Museo Egipcio de El Cairo. Es su novela debut.
Rooms that move, secret doors, and a deadly labyrinth are just a few of the dangers Jane Doe will encounter when she sets off to find her father and save the world from destruction. Someone is following her. This person knows her father's secrets and will use this information. Together with the fiery Violet and the swindling Hickory, Jane will learn that this adventure is even more extraordinary than it seems.
Set in a captivating multiverse, this middle-grade fantasy adventure blends elements of "The Golden Compass" with the high-octane thrills of "Mad Max." Readers will embark on a journey through diverse worlds filled with danger, excitement, and intriguing characters. The narrative promises a mix of exploration and survival, as young protagonists navigate challenges that test their courage and wit. This thrilling tale invites readers to experience a unique blend of fantasy and adventure, making it a must-read for fans of imaginative storytelling.