Secrets Plain Sight Novels & Stories

The future of The Mississippi Bluffs Pack was bright and Susan was done hiding. -THE END- Thank you for reading “Hidden In Plain Sight: (Wolves)”. Book 2 is underway. Please watch for it on GoodNovel in the near future. If you liked the book, please leave me a rating and feedback. Much appreciated, best wishes for good health, and God bless you all! Klara Beth

“I’ve worked for you long enough to read the pauses.” Naomi smirked. “Maybe you should be the one making the closing arguments.” Sandra tilted her head with a knowing grin. “Isn’t that what you’re already doing? Piece by piece… Secrets Unfold, right?” Naomi blinked. “You remember the name?” “Hard to forget when it’s what you’re living.” Naomi picked up a glass and stared into it like it held some kind of answer. Secrets Unfold. Yes. That’s exactly what today felt like. A day where hidden feelings peeked through smiles, where silence told louder truths than words.

God walks along the mirror waters, the fog smelling like honeysuckle. Despite being in here for I don't even know how long, I still don't know where here is. My guess is that it's a secret circle in Heaven that no one has access to, only God. The plane of existence begans to shift, as a ripple in the air appears. It's like water in the sky, and when we pass through it, a cold water rush washes over my entire being.

The secrets she had kept hidden, the lies she had spun, all came crashing down around us like a house of cards. It started with a whispered confession, as Sarah, tears streaming down her face, revealed the extent of her involvement with the clandestine organization known as the Syndicate. She had been coerced into joining their ranks, manipulated by promises of power and protection. But as her loyalty wavered, she realized the true nature of their agenda—a world built on corruption, greed, and the sacrifice of innocent lives.

A sudden thought then occurred to Megan and she said to Severin, "I heard from Diane that you have a secret technique that allows you to see other people's attainment. It's called Mind's Eye where you need to activate your third eye or something like that?" Megan then paused briefly and said, "Well, I'm not a profound master yet, but could you teach me this and open my third eye once I become a profound master? I realize that this secret technique is really handy. It allows the user to see through other people's attainment even when the other person is hiding the fluctuations of spiritual energy..." Severin frowned as soon as he heard her request. An embarrassed look appeared on his face as

Koin was supposed to be Alpha. koin may not come back. Who would be Alpha? of course, they didn't say it out right, no one wanted to speak their fears out loud, of course he would return. Thalia had snuck down to the locker rooms below the gym and shut herself in, blocking off the door with a janitor’s sign. Here she could live in her memories without fear of being interrupted. She had finally sat on one of the long benches set between the rows of lockers and began to let her mind wander. All too soon her focus was pulled back to reality, she heard something moving around. She peered back into the darkened shower area, squinting but couldn't make anything out. One of the plastic shower curta

Her emotions obfuscated her so much, she felt like she'd explode soon if she kept it all to herself. ----- Matthew grumbled in annoyance when he walked into his office and was met with both Betas. He glared at the female. "You're still here?" "I'm not leaving until you tell me what you are," She replied, leaning back in her chair. "Your mate is quite cute. Madeline, is that her name?" "... My mate?" "The way you looked at her made it so obvious. Your mood instantly changed when she walked in." A sinking feeling formed in the pit of his stomach; all his deepest secrets were being divulged before him. "She's a smart one." Her brains must be why the Pack had chosen her as their second in comman

I whispered. “And you’re braver than the past,” he replied. We kissed, and it felt like choosing each other again and again. Just before landing, Lena leaned over from the seat behind us. “There’s one more thing,” she said, handing me a flash drive. “Ethan kept this hidden in his personal locker. I decrypted it. You’re going to want to see.” I plugged it into the plane’s console. The screen lit up. Edward Richards. A video. He was older, thinner, his face hollow. “If you’re seeing this,” he said, “then Sovereign has won.”

"I..." I realized my mistake, blurting, "Not like that. I mean, I'm happy it's you." He hit the brakes hard, and we lurched. He quickly threw a hand in front of my head. "Sorry, I lost control." I turned sideways and met his sparkling eyes. The soft touch at the zoo flooded back, racing through my nerves. I took a deep breath. "I need to tell you something." He blinked, then smiled. By looks, he should've been a charming playboy. He had a pair of hazel eyes, a mole at the corner, and a chiseled face. But with me, he was a soft puppy.

The wall fell completely, and I gasped as the vision flooded my consciousness. I saw the Prisma Institute from above, its elegant architecture surrounded by manicured gardens. Then the image shifted, showing what lay beneath—vast underground levels, reinforced chambers, and at the center, a massive containment unit. Something moved within it, something ancient and powerful. "The Great Secret," I whispered, my voice sounding distant to my own ears. "You're containing something. Something that only truth-seers can detect." "Enough!" Serena shouted, genuine fear in her eyes. "You'll draw its attention!"