This gripping story follows a wealthy family burdened by dark secrets and unforeseen challenges. As they confront the unraveling of their carefully constructed lives, they must resolve their deepest conflicts or risk losing everything that defines their future.

"Hidden Secrets" by Tabitha Kremesec is a suspenseful mystery that uncovers the deep cracks behind a wealthy family’s perfect image. As shocking truths slowly come to light, Lynn finds herself fighting to protect those she loves while questioning everything she thought she knew. The story highlights inner strength, loyalty and facing betrayal with courage. With suspense at every turn, the plot keeps readers locked in from start to finish. Overall, this gripping short read masterfully blends family drama, personal growth and hidden danger into one unforgettable tale.

Loved this story. Fast paced and hooked me from the first page. The ending left me wanting more. Maybe a sequel to search for the birth mother?Very proud of your accomplishments Tabitha and proud to have you as my sister in law ❤️

Hidden Secrets by Tabitha Kremesec is classified as a mystery, thriller, and suspense short read. And when I say short read, I mean SHORT read. It only has 34 pages in this book. I read this story in 20 minutes. It was great because I felt accomplished to be able to say, I read an entire book this morning (amongst other stuff). On the other hand, it was over too soon. The story itself as well as the characters have so much potential, but in only 30 pages, there is no time for development. I would love to see this story adapted into a novel.

Lynn is a 16 year old girl from a wealthy family who gets kicked out after she reports the actions of her abusive father. She sells in with her grandma Betty and begins to figure out a way to get her brothers out of the bad situation. Throughout the book, more and more life altering secrets from the family are revealed until Lynn's whole world is upside down. I liked the story, but I didn't like the 1st person narrative and writing style, although, u guess if the author is pursuing a 16 year old, I can understand it.