The Secrets that Kill Us

by Phoenix Blackwood

At sixteen, Liz had already trudged through hell and back. Having bounced from one foster home to another most of her life, she finally finds herself in a stable home. But stability poses its own challenges after a life of unsteady fooling, and Liz grapples to find a way to be still. Her past still plagues her in this new world. Everything feels wrong, she is at odds with her own body and mind, and struggling to survive.

Liz finds an unlikely friend in Alex, a girl who may not share Liz’s troubled past but strives to understand, even though it means becoming a pariah at school. With Alex’s help, Liz searches for the strength to confront her demons, and the two see each other through addictions, transitions, and the dangerous consequences of coping.

Unable to let herself trust and love, even in this new space with new support, Liz’s trauma begins to drag her under. Some secrets kill, and some truths fight to stay hidden. Unearthing them all will require Liz to trust others despite a lifetime of learning just how dangerous that is.

247 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 5, 2022

Reviews

[Aakanksha Jain · Rating 3 out of 5]

The Secrets that Kill Us by Phoenix Blackwood is a poignant and emotionally charged coming-of-age novel that delves into the depths of trauma, resilience, and the power of friendship.

Liz, a young girl haunted by her troubled past, navigates newfound stability and attempts to confront her demons. Through the complex relationship between Liz and her friend Alex, the author skillfully portrays the power of genuine connection and empathy.

While the pacing is occasionally uneven, the book explores themes of trust, love, and the lasting effects of trauma with sensitivity. It is a thought-provoking read, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit and the redemptive power of connection.

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[Divyesh · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The Secrets That Kill Us" is a powerful and emotionally charged novel that delves into the complex world of foster care and the struggles of a young girl, Liz, as she navigates through life in search of love and belonging. The author, Phoenix Blackwood, has masterfully crafted a tale that is both raw and evocative, bringing to life the complexities of Liz's journey through her vivid and relatable writing style.

The themes of trust, love, and coping are treated with sensitivity and nuance, making this a thought-provoking and impactful read. The author's ability to bring to life the struggles and triumphs of a foster child is truly remarkable, making it a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of the foster care system and the resilience of the human spirit.

[Lakshman Guin · Rating 5 out of 5]

A gripping and loveable thriller, The Secrets That Kill Us, tells the story of 16-year-old Liz who has experienced traumatic and sexual abuse and bullying in her past. In her new home, Liz finds an unlikely friend named Alex and together they fight for peace and mental stability. The book highlights the societal responsibility to create a livable world for everyone and the remarkable decision-making ability of a young girl facing her demons. Through their journey, Liz and Alex confront their past traumas and support each other. The secrets that led to their trials and the battles they fought to overcome them are revealed in this wonderful story, making it a must-read for those captivated by the strength and resilience of the human spirit.

[Shivani Brams · Rating 5 out of 5]

An honest and powerful portrayal of the struggles of a foster child, 'The Secrets That Kill Us' is a book that will resonate with readers of all ages. The author's writing style is both raw and evocative, and the story of Liz's journey to overcome her past traumas will leave you feeling both inspired and moved. The themes of trust, love, and coping are handled with sensitivity and nuance, making this a thought-provoking and powerful read. A must-read for anyone interested in the foster care system.

[Tarique Aziz · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Secret that kills us is an incredible tale by "Phoenix Blackwood". 👏🏼
The story theme is very eye-catching that can keep readers engaded till the end.🙌🏼

The story is about the main character Liz, who had a very arduos past which still scares her in the present.
Her childhood is very traumatizing as she was a victim of bullying, physical abuse and mental abuse as well, which distressed her & affected her physical and mental health.

In the present, There's a boy named Alex, who becomes her unlikely friend. He stays by her side, understands her problems & struggles and tries to be her comfort person.
But she was actually unable to open up to anyone and found it difficult to escape her mental demons.

Therefore, the story deals with many emotions trauma, betrayal, friendship , struggles and many more, which are all beautifully portrayed by the author.✨

Would definitely recommend this book to everyone out there.🙌

The secret that kill us by phoenix black.The Language of the Book is Clear. The Composing Style of the Book is fast - Paced. The Front of the Book is Awesome. The Title of the Book is Well - Chosen. Cover of the book appears to be unique and portrays.The fluency and flow of style and viscosity of material, the narrative, is such that one can't afford the luxury of stopping or having a breathing space while going through it. Even at the chapter-ends, one is tempted to hurry on: the journey or reading is so enchanting and thrilling, unexpectedly, so to say!
Lastly I would say the title is different but absolutely significant and unique. Overall an enlightening and enthralling read.

Book plot is quite interesting.You'll be riveted on the tale till the very end because of all the turns and twists in the plot. The entire story has been masterfully told by the author in a distinctive manner beginning from the beginning. Trauma, betrayal, friendship, hardship, and many other topics are covered in the story. It is commendable how the author has described this book. Hats go to the author for producing such a fantastic work of art. Obviously, everyone can read this masterpiece.💜

[Elizabeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

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• Book Name- "The Secrets that Kill Us"
• Author's Name- "Phoenix Blackwood"
• Publisher:- "Cinnabar Moth Publishing LLC"
• Genre :- Contemporary Fiction / LGBTQIA+ .
• Format- Kindle Edition and Paperback
available on Amazon
• Pages:240🗒️
• Language: English
•Ratings-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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The cover of this book and its title is so beautiful that it compelled me to read this book. This is totally different from others, a really new thought provoking book with such a unique concept.

The story revolves around the main character Liz, a teenage girl who has faced many challenges and sorrows in her life as she adjusts to her new foster home and forms an unlikely bond with a girl named Alex.What will they do? Read and find out.

Such an interesting and unique story.The plot and plot twist was shocking and Other characters in this book are very important to make the story interesting. They are well developed and perfectly executed, and I really liked it.

The language is simple and easy to understandable. The cover is eye-catching and the title is appropriate.Overall it's a great read. Highly recommended for all of you guys.

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AUTHOR BIO: Born and raised in New England, Phoenix has always been a creative – whether it’s painting or writing. From a very young age, Phoenix has envisioned and created characters, writing them into existence and exploring them through visual arts. Having graduated to first-time short story author, Phoenix is embarking on a journey towards novel writing as they finally bring characters they’ve known for years into the world. Phoenix is neurodiverse and intersex and hopes to bring more representation to both topics with their writing. They believe in creating relatable characters that people can find themselves in and empathize with.

[Drishty]

"The Secrets that Kill Us" by Phoenix Blackwood is a powerful and emotional exploration of one girl's journey to healing and self-discovery. The novel centers around Liz, a teenage girl who has had a difficult past, bouncing from one foster home to another. The author does an excellent job of capturing the trauma and pain that Liz has experienced, and how it continues to haunt her in her new foster home.

The novel explores themes of trauma, addiction, and the difficulty of trusting and loving others after a lifetime of learning how dangerous it can be. These themes are handled with sensitivity and nuance, making the novel both heartbreaking and hopeful.

One of the standout elements of the novel is the relationship between Liz and Alex, an unlikely friend who helps Liz confront her demons and cope with the dangerous consequences of her past. The author has done a great job in developing these characters, and their friendship is one of the highlights of the novel.

The storyline is engaging and will keep the reader hooked until the last page. The novel is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of circumstances, there is always hope and the possibility of healing.

The novel is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of circumstances, there is always hope and the possibility of healing. The novel is an excellent reminder that no matter how tough things get, it is always possible to rise above it, and find the strength to move forward.

Overall, I highly recommend "The Secrets that Kill Us" to anyone who is looking for a powerful and emotional exploration of one girl's journey to healing and self-discovery.

[Emily · Rating 5 out of 5]

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• Book Name- "The Secrets that Kill Us"
• Author's Name- "Phoenix Blackwood"
• Publisher- @cinnabarmothpublishingLLC
• Format- Kindle & Paperback available on Amazon
•Ratings-⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐(5 out 5)
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I loved this book and all the things presented in this.
This story plotting is interesting and unique story.The story revolves around a girl name Liz, who has faced many challenges and sorrows in her life as she adjusts to her new foster home and Liz finds an unlikely friend in Alex,a girl who may not share Liz’s troubled past but strives to understand, even though it means becoming a pariah at school. With Alex’s help, Liz searches for the strength to confront her demons, and the two see each other through addictions, transitions, and the dangerous consequences of coping. Unable to let herself trust and love, even in this new space with new support, Liz’s trauma begins to drag her under. Some secrets kill, and some truths fight to stay hidden. Unearthing them all will require Liz to trust others despite a lifetime of learning just how dangerous that is.

However, something unexpected happens that you never thought could change your life.

I think you should read it to find out what happened. I don't want to give away the plot. It's a good one.

The book is worth Reading ✨and recommend everyone to read☄️💕

Thanks you💫

[Nidhi · Rating 4 out of 5]

Having a mysterious life is one of the most thrilled way of living. Liz, who is 16 is having some similar kind of life. She's a girl who had to struggle a lot in her life. She is the one who has unstable life and is looking for stability. While searching for it and changing lots of foster home, she ultimately gets a new space in her life, in form of a good house. To add on she meets Alex, who turns out to be her good friend. But Liz continues get troubled by her former life. She's in dilemma as her body and her mind fights with each other. She can't place trust on anyone, although she has found a good companion and a new life. There are secrets that she needs to unfold. That's the plot of the story. Author, Phoenix Blackwood has done a good job while writing this book. I can literally feel the characters of the book.
A line by author felt so meaningful to me "Some secrets kill, and some truths fight to stay hidden". Unveiling it will require Liz to trust people, even though she has gone through lot in her life. It says a lot. I won't ruin readers interest by giving more details about the story. Grab it yourself to find more.
About the language it's clear and understandable. Overall, I found this book to be a great find. Catch it for sure.

[Sumit RK · Rating 4 out of 5]

Having lived most of her life in foster homes, Liz has finally found herself in a stable home. But her past still troubles her. She is struggling to find her identity and struggling to survive. She finds a friend in Alex. Now Alex & Liz fight the demons of addiction & transitions & fight to survive together. Will Liz be able to trust others?

The Secrets That Kill Us is a heavy and emotional drama. It tackles some grim issues like depression, anxiety, and PTSD. I felt that Liz’s character was really well written and Liz’s pain and struggles resonate with the readers. The struggles and anguish that the characters go through are really heartbreaking. Finally, Alex’s journey of self-discovery and healing is so moving that it will keep you hooked on the story.

The story explores some sensitive themes of trauma, addiction, and the struggles with gender identity in a delicate manner. The cover of the book is really stunning. Overall, this is a story tells an important story that covers some sensitive topics from a teen’s point of view which makes it an illuminating and thought-provoking read.

[Susan · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book, The Secrets That Kills Us written by Phoenix Blackwood is a fictional read. The story mostly focuses on a young 16 year old girl named Liz. Liz had a very traumatic past and she fights hard to overcome it. She was jumping from one foster home to another and got stabilized in the current one. For Liz, every little thing seems to be hard. She doesn't feel connected with her own mind and body. She struggles to survive each and every day. She meets a new friend named Alex. Though Alex hasn't been a part of Liz's troubled past, she tries to understand her better. With Alex's help, Liz tries to fight the troubles and trauma she faces. The story mainly focuses on the journey of Liz in attaining peace and betterment.

Though I felt that the story was a bit slow at the begining, I certainly got connected to Liz. Through this story of Liz, readers can understand how hard it is to fight the traumas of past and how difficult it would be to overcome them. The story also involves addictions, transitions, and the dangerous consequences of coping. I would recommend this book to my fellow readers if you would love to go through the journey of Liz.

[Sagar Naskar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book : The Secrets that Kill Us
Author : Phoenix Blackwood

This story was almost like watching a movie. Every scene was running inside my mind. The author's writing skill was the obvious reason behind this.

It tells the story of Liz, a teenage girl who has faced numerous challenges and traumas in her life, as she adjusts to her new foster home and forms an unlikely bond with a girl named Alex. What will they do? Read and find out.

While reading certain scenes in the story I actually felt like it was happening in reality! That is how the book deeply engages the readers. The author has a good storytelling style. However, it's the ending that was the most satisfying.

Such an intriguing and unique storyline. A story full of emotional ups and down. Smooth transition between scenes. The plot and the plot twist were shocking and I liked it a lot. This book got me hooked right from start and you just can't stop reading it unless you have finished it.

⭐ Rating : 4/5 🌟⭐
⭐ Must Recommended 🌟

[Shrejal Raj · Rating 5 out of 5]

Its an astounding and convincing read with an extraordinary storyline. The story is loaded with turns and bends that will keep you snared till the finish of the story. The creator has perfectly portrayed the entire story from the very outset in an exceptional manner. The story manages injury, treachery, companionship, inconvenience and a lot more things. The way, that the writer has depicted this book is commendable. Loathes off to the writer for composing such an incredible work of art.

Book plot is very interesting.You'll be bolted on the story till the end as a result of the multitude of turns and curves in the plot. The whole story has been marvelously told by the creator in an unmistakable way starting all along. Injury, disloyalty, kinship, difficulty, and numerous different points are canvassed in the story.

The language is basic and storyline will keep you snared till the last page of the book. I truly love this book and I prescribe this to everybody.

Highly recommended 💫

[Ashutosh Dubey · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Secrets that Kill Us, a book by Phoenix Blackwood is simply awesome. The story revolves around a sixteen year old girl, Liz, who at this early age has gone through many ups and downs in her life. She, after staying in different foster homes, eventually finds a stable home. She has got kind of new world. But Liz, even after entering this new world, is still unable to have a still life due to continuous troubling by her past life. She’s extremely disturbed by it and even is finding it difficult to survive. But, in the middle of all of this, she met a girl, Alex, who understands her in a better way and they ultimately become good friends. Having Alex in her life, gave her strength to confront the ugliest people of her life.
But even after being with her new form of support, Alex, and in new place, the Liz is not able to trust anyone. She wants to unravel some hidden truths of her life. Talking about other aspects of book, the language of the book is flowy. Cover is catchy. I’ll surely recommend it to book lovers out there.

[Anup Das · Rating 4 out of 5]

Phoenix Blackwood's, "The Secrets That Kill Us" is a poignant and heart-wrenching story of resilience and friendship. The author does an excellent job of bringing to life the struggles and triumphs of the main character, Liz, as she navigates the complexities of foster care and trauma. The portrayal of Liz's relationship with Alex is powerful and highlights the importance of supportive, non-judgmental relationships in times of need.

The themes of addiction, trauma, and the search for self are explored with sensitivity and depth, making the story both relatable and impactful. The writing style is evocative, allowing the reader to fully immerse themselves in the world of the book and connect with the characters on a deep level.

In conclusion, "The Secrets That Kill Us" is a must-read for anyone looking for a thought-provoking and emotionally charged story. The author's ability to bring to life complex themes through compelling characters and captivating storytelling makes this book a standout in the genre. It's a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of the human spirit.

[Ronak · Rating 5 out of 5]

Imagine having a nightmare childhood which snatches your every definition of Love and Comfort completely for the rest of your life.
Imagine getting inspired by someone till the extent where you start coping them and ends up more miserable.
Imagine uniting with a person you feel like trusting but already having a rich experience of how dangerous it could turn out to be to trust strangers.

There are numerous secrets and psychological barriers to prevent our growth and we remain shackled within them until one fine day, when we get a boost and way to fight out through it and emerge victorious.

This compilation is a thriller which have a slow start with numerous detailing about the setting of the story in depth but as it progress, the story starts to grab the attention and eventually as for a thriller it could be a very good choice.
Language is very catchy and smooth with good pace while progressing.

Do give it a read if you like dark thrillers because this holds alot of dark shades about the society and human beings.

[Bookwithmadhu · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is a common notion which can be seen with individuals who have to fend for themselves often tended to have a short fuse when it comes to immaturity.

And as such, there is no one who covets a stressful childhood. But the later-life benefits of growing up in a tumultuous home are beginning to come to light, upending conventional wisdom in the process.

In the book, ‘The Secrets that Kill Us’ by author Phoenix Blackwood, we see how our main protagonist, Liz, tries to adjust and adapt to her new surroundings, but there are things from her past which would not let her be completely free.

As they say, one friend can do wonders to the self esteem of a person, and as such, Alex was someone who helped our main character in ways which she could not even have fathom.

I liked how the author has tried to bring forth a narrative that was not only interesting but also gripping to read, dealing with some major issues, but handling them all with care. Hence, I am going to give this FIVE STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[Simonti Ghosh · Rating 5 out of 5]

📖 The Secrets that Kill Us by Phoenix Blackwood 📖

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The book follows the story of Liz and Alex. Author's writing is engaging from the very beginning, and she does an excellent job of developing Liz's character. The scenes are executed with great skill, particularly those that explore Liz's past and the events that have led her to become so isolated.

What sets "The Secrets that Kill Us" apart is the way it explores the impact of trauma on a person's life, and how it can be difficult to move on from it. Through Alex's friendship, she is able to confront her past and begin to heal. Alex's character is also well-developed, and his kindness and patience with Liz are a testament to the power of human connection.

Overall, it's a well-written and engaging book that explores the themes of trauma, isolation, and the healing power of friendship. It is a must-read for anyone interested in character-driven stories, particularly those that explore the complexities of the human experience.

[Archita Garg · Rating 4 out of 5]

"The Secrets that Kill Us" is an absorbing and thought-provoking novel written by Phoenix Blackwood. It tells the story of Liz, a teenage girl who has faced numerous challenges and traumas in her life, as she adjusts to her new foster home and forms an unlikely bond with a girl named Alex.

The novel explores themes of trauma, addiction, and the difficulties of forming trusting and meaningful relationships after a lifetime of hurt. The writing is simple, easy to understand and the story is well-narrated.

The cover of the book is also aesthetically pleasing. All in all, it is a must-read for anyone looking for a thought-provoking and enlightening story


The book was truly outstanding, the author, Phoenix, had masterfully depicted the emotional turmoil that the protagonist, Liz, had gone through in her life, and the impact it had on her with great attention to detail. I am eagerly looking forward to reading the next installment in the series.

[Silhen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Liz, the protagonist has had a difficult past which haunts her in the present. She was a victim of bullying, sexual abuse and mental abuse in her childhood which torments both her physical and mental state. In present, she came ome across Alex who will become her unlikely friend that will stay by her side understanding her even though he hasn't experienced struggles like Liz did.
Alex did accompany Liz, but Liz was not sure of him and her past would stay her in put. She was not able to open up with anyone near her and couldn't escape her mental demons, in the whirlwind of these struggles, she falls into another trap - addiction.
How far would she go and how would she escape from her inner demons? What will happen to Alex?. The story depicts the inner side of Liz in a smooth transition between the reality and her mental thoughts. There are twists and turns in the story which will surprise the readers....

[S. Book review.]

the screart that kill us written by the author Phoneix Blackwood .A wonderful story about a sixteen, Liz had already trudged through hell and back. The story is very simple and nice plot by the author . The story is having bounced from one foster home to another most of her life, she finally finds herself in a stable home. But stability poses its own challenges after a life of unsteady fooling, and Liz grapples to find a way to be still. Her past still plagues her in this new world. Everything feels wrong, she is at odds with her own body and mind, and struggling to survive.
Liz finds an unlikely friend in Alex, a girl who may not share Liz's troubled past but strives to understand, even though it means becoming a pariah at school. With Alex's help, Liz searches for the strength to confront her demons, and the two see each other through addictions, transitions, and the dangerous consequences of coping.I have enjoyed a lot from the story .



Thankyou

[Sowmiya · Rating 4 out of 5]

The secrets that like us by Phoenix blackwood:



Secrets do not always bring peace of mind. Similarly, this story also tells the sad past of a person. The novel victim's traumatic past story.

The author said a sixteen-age girl story.the girl name is Liz.he has been bullied a lot. sexualy and mentally all the atrocities he faced.one of the unlike friend is Alex.

One of the periods Liz was in hospital,she felt different. This story is full of emotion.. Each bit of word is emotional..even rising and down is also explained depending on the situation. I like one of the emotional words in this book: the situation when Alex asks Liz "you feel a boy or girl .Liz answered" i think I'm neither". Yeah, she is a transducer. The author explained exactly feels very nice. She doesn't like our names. He changed to "Theo". This is what the author is trying to say. Liz accepted the change and moved to the next step.

[Ishi Mukherjee · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is story that is written with deep emotions. I really love the story because it's very realistic and one can totally connect with the storyline.
I'm not gonna give any spoiler but let me just tell you about the plot and the protagonist a little.
It's a story that revolves around the life of Liz, our protagonist, who has a terrible childhood. She is raised in an orphanage. All her life she was looking for a safe place that she can call Home. Finally, she found one but childhood trauma keeps making her struggle and she can't process in her new life.
She was injured both physically and mentally by all the bullying, torture.
Every reader can feel her pain.
Alex, her friend, tries to understand and support her.
What happens next?? To know this you've to read the story.
The language is simple and storyline will keep you hooked till the last page of the book.
I really love this book and I recommend this to everyone.

[Sanchana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Book: The secrets that kill us
Author: Phoenix Blackwood

The secrets that Kill Us" by Phoenix Blackwood is a strong illustration of an individual managing self disclosure.

The story is about the fundamental person Liz, who had a very arduos past which actually startles her in the present.
Her experience growing up is very damaging as she was a casualty of tormenting, actual maltreatment and mental maltreatment too, which troubled her and impacted her physical and emotional wellness.

The novel investigates subjects of injury, habit, and the trouble of trusting and cherishing others after a long period of figuring out how hazardous it tends to be. These topics are taken care of with responsiveness and care making the novel both hopeful and skeptical.

Thusly, I energetically suggest "The Mysteries that Kill Us" to anybody who is searching for a strong and close to home investigation of one's life to mending and self-disclosure

[Aakriti Srivastava · Rating 5 out of 5]

"The Secrets That Kill Us" by Phoenix Blackwood is an extraordinary read based on fictional genre. This read includes the elements of horrific past, traumatic life, distress and a lot of spinning turns that will keep you engrossed with this read.

The story introduces us to the protagonist, Liz who had a tremendous life in the past. She suffered alot in her childhood days whether it's physical abuse or mental, she suffered it all.
Presently, she meets a boy named, Alex and strangely they became friends. What happens next?
For knowing, Grab your copies now.

Now, coming on the book cover, it's soothing. Very well-designed and presented. The title was catchy and well-suited. The writing style of the author was pretty engaging and reader-friendly. The pace was okayish. The plot presented was a great one. Narrations were apt. Characterisation was perfectly done.

Overall, a great read and will definitely recommend.

[Padmanava DuTTa · Rating 5 out of 5]

Phoenix Blacwood's The Secret That Kill Us is a fantastic and engaging book with a distinctive plot. You'll be riveted on the tale till the very end because of all the turns and twists in the plot. The entire narrative has been masterfully told by the author in a distinctive manner beginning from the beginning. Trauma, betrayal, friendship, hardship, and many other topics are covered in the narrative. It is commendable how the author has described this book. Hats go to the author for producing such a fantastic work of art. This year's first amazing read. Obviously, everyone can read this masterpiece.

The focus of the narrative is a young woman named Liz and her present and history. The language is straightforward and simple to grasp. The front is attractive, and the title is suitable. It's a fantastic read all around. I really suggest it to you all.

[Jhanvi Gupta · Rating 5 out of 5]

The secret that kill us by phoenix Blackwood is a perfect mixture of friendship, trauma and what not. With an eye-catching cover that tempt us to read the book, I couldn't resist and gave in and to say, it didn't disappoint me.

The main protagonist suffers from traumas and numerous difficulties and forms an unexpected bond with a girl named Alex.

The writer has poured all the emotions in the book. The book deals with drug use, child sexual abuse, homophobia, suicide and many other topics, which most of the authors ignore. I applaud the author for raising these topics and spreading awareness.

The story is full of turns and twist with a hint of spice and will keep you on your toes. The plotline is beautifully narrated and many things can be related throughout. The language is just as easy and simple to read. Overall, a great book and I definitely recommend it.

[Shivam Kumar · Rating 4 out of 5]

The secret That Kill Us by Phoenix Blacwood is an astonishing and convincing read with an extraordinary storyline. The story is brimming with turns and bends that will keep you snared till the finish of the story. The creator has perfectly portrayed the entire story from the start in a remarkable manner. The story manages injury, disloyalty, fellowship, inconvenience and a lot more things. The way, that the writer has depicted this book is admirable. Despises off to the writer for composing such an extraordinary show-stopper. It's an extraordinary read of this new year. Anybody can clearly peruse this masterpiece.The story is about a young lady named Liz with her over a wide span of time. The language is straightforward and simple to reasonable. The cover is attractive and the title is proper. In general it's an extraordinary read. Enthusiastically suggested for every one of you all.

[Manjula · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is all about an orphan named Liz.
She is the main protogonist of the book. She is an sixteen year old girl.
Unfortunately she has moved from one foster home to another.

She was just searching for one place which would be the real Home , but she didn't able to find.

One fine day she found a home, but her past always taunted her.
She has undergone lot of depression , lot of trauma.

Finally she finds a friend named Alex. Alex understands her Situation.
The story is filled with lot of emotions. The story is hooked till end.
This book is a page turner. Just go and grab the book guys. It's truly amazing.

I personally recommend this book to everyone.
The one who selects this book will never regret reading it.
Language is simple and easy to understand. Highly recommended
Happy reading .

[Gourav Ghosh · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Secrets That Kill Us is a heavy and emotional drama. I felt that Liz’s character was really well written and Liz’s pain and struggles resonate with the readers. Finally, Alex’s journey of self-discovery and healing is so moving that it will keep you hooked on the story.

Liz finds an unlikely friend in Alex, a girl who may not share Liz’s troubled past but strives to understand, even though it means becoming a pariah at school. Unable to let herself trust and love, even in this new space with new support, Liz’s trauma begins to drag her under. Unearthing them all will require Liz to trust others despite a lifetime of learning just how dangerous that is.

To khow more about it go through the book. Language is quite to read it. Writing was also awesome . I suggest everyone to read this book. Overall it is a interesting book .