Secrets of the Unseen

by Elle Gray

The end is near.

As the small town of Storyville tears itself apart and the residents turn on each other, Cora sees the worst in humanity.
Voices whisper in the back of her mind, telling her that perhaps Uriel and Sandra aren’t entirely wrong.
That perhaps the darkness bleeding across the world has spread too far and can’t be reined in. She recognizes that she—and humanity as a whole—is being tested. Judged. And she begins to fear that perhaps humanity is beyond saving. That it is beyond redemption.

The world is on fire and the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. And with the Apocalypse bearing down on them, Cora finds herself in the fight of her life. She has been burdened with powers she never asked for and a destiny she never wanted. But with enemies all around her, Cora doesn’t know who to put her trust in. Or if she can put her trust in anybody at all.

The competing visions for the world and humanity are bleak and Cora finds herself in despair. But from that darkness, Cora sees a path that might allow her to help save the soul of humanity without giving in to the outside forces.
She believes it might even allow her to save and redeem her own soul.

The beginning is the end and the secret of the unseen is about to be brought to light.
The only question is... Are you ready for the truth behind Storyville?

218 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 2, 2024

About the author

Elle Gray lives in a small town with her 2 cats, and her handsome husky.
As a girl, she was obsessed with crime novels and thrillers.

Today, she loves writing and creating thrilling novels with courageous, strong heroes/heroines and dangerous psychopaths. She invites you to join her exciting world of detectives and FBI agents that take down killers and kick butt.

Reviews

[Vicki Gilbertson]

I just can't get into the supernatural thing. Interesting but not my favorite.

[linda]

This series is too long.

I like this author quite a bit however this series has gone on way too long. The books started to just drag on. I am a little aggravated that I started it in the first place as now I have to see how it ends in the next book (although I am not going to read it word for word but rather skim through it). Again, I have enjoyed many of this author’s series and would recommend some of them, just not this series of books.

[Barbara Kaake]

Cora is caught in the middle of two groups of people and trying to come to grips about what to do about them. She uses her new powers but will it be enough for the future of storyville. There was lots of violence and action . Thank you for a great story.

[Amy Treboni]

usually not my thing

All the paranormal and such is not really my thing but I do enjoy this series overall. This one is a cliffhanger with lots of action. Cora comes off as a little bratty and very indecisive so I enjoyed it less than others.

[Mary Rowe]

grueling battle between Cora and everyone else

Surrounded by betrayal and abandonment Cora continues to forge her own path among the warring factions while endeavoring to save her mother, Mayelle, from torture.

[Billy]

another letdown

I can’t believe I keep reading this junk! Using big words that no one understands and never getting to the story. You sure know how to drag a story out for 5 books! What a waste of time!

[Patricia A. Biba]

Who All Has Power?

The story about all the powers people have certainly made one think that can this happen? To find out who the people were was interesting. Even the FBI partner was involved in trying to get the power.

[Sherry Balogh]

Another good read

Another good read by Elle Gray but I must say this one seemed a little drawn out and did not hold my attention quiet like her other ones did. But I must say I will not stop here on to the next one.

[Gabi Hamilton]

ok…

This one felt a little stagnant. There was opportunity for more to happen, but there was a lot of rehashing the same rhetoric and discussions multiple times throughout this book.. hopefully the last installment will flow faster/better

[Deb]

This book started out pretty slow for me, but it picked up about halfway through, and barreled along to the end.

I received a digital ARC of this book, and this is my honest and unsolicited review.

[Dymphna Tan]

I’m not into paranormal readings but once I picked up the first book of the series, I just want to know what happened to Cora. I didn’t want the book to end.

[Shelley Bettencourt]

Another great story in the serues

I love the series. Cannot wait for the next installment. Very action packed. Good follow through. Like the character development.

[Kathie Kirschenmann]

Not an FBI Story

This is a fantasy thriller, not what I expected; not very good. Would rather it was touted as what it is. I’m disappointed

[Linda T.]

Hurry to the end

I guess paranormal is not for me. It’s too dramatic and seems to never end. Your other series are delightful.

[ann lubick]

This book was very suspenseful and I found myself reading a lot more each day.

[DonHSr]

Not much different than book three. Nothing resolved. Hope the ending of the series with book 5 is worth it.

[Jody Irola-Pishione]

Fantastic

Can’t wait to see what happens next to Coriline and Beau!! The story is really entertaining and exciting 🎉Read on