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The Secrets We Never Told
3.0 (1 rating)

The Secrets We Never Told

Willow. Raven. Emily. Callie. Sam.
These five women have been to hell and back together.
As teens, their bond was forged through a fight for each one of their lives. They were forced to stand face-to-face with real world evil, but they found their way through. Somehow, with their tremendous love for one another and a little bit of magic, they survived. When it was all done, they took with them an unbreakable sisterhood and the deepest, darkest of secrets.
Now, thirteen years later, they must come together again when Willow goes missing. They know exactly who took her and they know they must face him alone. There is no one they can ask for help. If anyone ever knew what they did to win the fight back then it would bring all of their lives crashing down around them. They must instead face their pasts alone, hand in hand, or risk falling to an evil that thinks of nothing but making them his.
The immense magic and strength of friendship saved them once. Will it be enough to erase him from their lives forever?

Published: August 22, 2023

Pages: 250

ISBN: 9798393341053

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Reader Reviews

3.0

1 rating

Liz M.

Aug 15, 2026
Friendship, trauma, and buried secrets form the backbone of this story, and its emotional core is undeniably strong. Willow, Raven, Emily, Callie, and Sam share a bond forged through real, harrowing evil, and the idea of sisterhood as both magic and shield is compelling from the start.

Where the book shines is in atmosphere and theme—the weight of the past, the fear of exposure, and the loyalty that refuses to fade even after thirteen years. The stakes feel personal, and the mystery of Willow’s disappearance is genuinely engaging.

That said, the execution doesn’t always live up to the promise. Pacing can be uneven, with some sections dragging while others rush moments that deserved more depth. Character development also feels inconsistent; while the group dynamic works, individual voices sometimes blur together, making it hard to fully connect with each woman on her own.

Overall, it’s a solid read with a powerful premise and emotional resonance, but it falls just short of being truly unforgettable. Worth picking up if you enjoy dark friendships, lingering trauma, and a touch of magic—but expect a few rough edges along the way.