Secrets Never Die

Written by Vincent Ralph

Narrated by Christopher Gebauer and Jennifer Jill Araya

Secrets Never Die is a creepy thriller from New York Times bestselling author Vincent Ralph about four teens who all have secrets that are coming back to haunt...and terrorize.

We call it the Dark Place. I don’t know who built it or when but, for us, it’s special.

Every year Sam Hall and his friends hold funerals for their secrets in an abandoned hut in the woods that they call the Dark Place. But this year, their secrets are coming back from the dead...to terrorize them.

Sam is a former child star whose career went up in flames – literally. And no one, not even his best friend knows why. His friends each hold a secret pertaining to the night. A secret they would all like buried.

Now someone from the past is blackmailing them with their dangerous secrets. Sam isn’t sure who he can trust, who’s watching him – or how far he’s willing to go to bury the past once and for all.

When you’re alone in the dark, some things won’t stay hidden.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Macmillan Audio
• Release date: Aug 29, 2023
• ISBN: 9781250291783

Vincent Ralph

VINCENT RALPH is the bestselling author of YA thrillers 14 Ways to Die and Lock the Doors. Both novels are New York Times bestsellers and Lock the Doors is also a USA Today bestseller and the winner of the Southern Schools Book Award. Vincent owes his love of books to his mother, who encouraged his imagination from an early age and always made sure there were new stories to read. He lives in the UK with his wife, two sons, and two cats.

Reviews for Secrets Never Die

[blueeyedjess · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Amazing!! Twists and turns galore! I really loved this so much!!

[Orlanda Thompson · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

My overall rating is 3 stars. Understand this is a YA book. Had i knew that, i would have adjusted my expectations. This was a fun and fast read. Just in time for spooky season. The chapters were short and I quickly flew through the book. This was the kind of story where you put your brain on autopilot and just go with the story. Halfway through I was going with a four star read. It was the second half that knocked it down a star. The main character started doing things that made no sense. The book could have removed a couple of chapters and it would still flow well. Some of the situations should have been introduced earlier. Then it wouldn't feel like it came out of nowhere. Wasn't crazy about the ending. It leaves it open for a 2nd book and I don't think there's enough to justify one. I did enjoy the book and do like the author's previous books.