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Six months after Sean Donnelly "went into the river," Dunlea has convinced itself it was an accident. Niamh Kerr hasn't.
She saw the fear in Sean's eyes the week before he died - the kind that ages a person overnight. And when a single, wordless envelope slips under her door at dawn, Niamh knows the town's silence is not grief.
It's warning.
RUN.
Drawn into St. Jude's, into Father McNeill's trembling hands and the cold weight of a brass key forced upon her, Niamh uncovers a chain of secrets buried beneath Dunlea's routines - secrets held by people who smile in daylight and hunt in the gaps between the hours.
A dead priest. A van that isn't driven by the man who should be driving it. A camera flash in the rain. A stranger sitting in the confessional who isn't a stranger at all.
When Sean Donnelly appears in a post van that should not exist and speaks her name with a voice half-belonging to the living, Niamh realises that the tragedy Dunlea buried was never a mistake.
It was a substitution.
Someone else was placed in Sean's grave. Someone else paid the price meant for him. And the people who orchestrated it are still watching.
As Niamh and Sean cross the line out of town, the pattern reveals itself - a ledger of debts, lies, and careful disappearances. Every warning leads to another door. Every door opens to another danger. Every truth is written twice, then crossed out once.
Dunlea isn't hiding its secrets in the dark. It's hiding them in plain sight.
Taut, atmospheric, and quietly devastating, Hidden in Plain Sight plunges deeper into the shadows of Dunlea, where every kindness has a cost and every routine hides a reckoning. Book Two sharpens the fear, widens the conspiracy, and leaves readers breathless for the final instalment - After the Midnight Call.
She saw the fear in Sean's eyes the week before he died - the kind that ages a person overnight. And when a single, wordless envelope slips under her door at dawn, Niamh knows the town's silence is not grief.
It's warning.
RUN.
Drawn into St. Jude's, into Father McNeill's trembling hands and the cold weight of a brass key forced upon her, Niamh uncovers a chain of secrets buried beneath Dunlea's routines - secrets held by people who smile in daylight and hunt in the gaps between the hours.
A dead priest. A van that isn't driven by the man who should be driving it. A camera flash in the rain. A stranger sitting in the confessional who isn't a stranger at all.
When Sean Donnelly appears in a post van that should not exist and speaks her name with a voice half-belonging to the living, Niamh realises that the tragedy Dunlea buried was never a mistake.
It was a substitution.
Someone else was placed in Sean's grave. Someone else paid the price meant for him. And the people who orchestrated it are still watching.
As Niamh and Sean cross the line out of town, the pattern reveals itself - a ledger of debts, lies, and careful disappearances. Every warning leads to another door. Every door opens to another danger. Every truth is written twice, then crossed out once.
Dunlea isn't hiding its secrets in the dark. It's hiding them in plain sight.
Taut, atmospheric, and quietly devastating, Hidden in Plain Sight plunges deeper into the shadows of Dunlea, where every kindness has a cost and every routine hides a reckoning. Book Two sharpens the fear, widens the conspiracy, and leaves readers breathless for the final instalment - After the Midnight Call.
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