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Shrouded Secrets (Shrouded Secrets Chronicles #1)

by Joel T. McGrath (Goodreads Author)

4.07 of 5 stars 4.07 · rating details · 41 ratings · 22 reviews

When a teenage brother and sister inherit secret metaphysical powers, they are unknowingly hunted by a group of clandestine immortals. While one of the siblings will reluctantly choose the path of righteousness, the other will defiantly dabble with the promise of true power and the darkness that accompanies it.

As David James begins his freshman year of high school, he lea...more

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Published December 2nd 2010 by Spry Press

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May 06, 2012 Susanna Mahoney rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shrouded Secrets by Joel T. McGrath is about two earthly teenagers, brother David and sister Danielle sent to visit their grandfather in New Hampshire and bored went exploring one days into the woods and find an abandoned train depot. What they did not know was they were standing on a portal to another dimension.

Meanwhile in another realm in danger of being destoryed the Almighty sent his son to seek for the purest warriors on the earthly realm and when needed to bring them back to their world t...more Shrouded Secrets by Joel T. McGrath is about two earthly teenagers, brother David and sister Danielle sent to visit their grandfather in New Hampshire and bored went exploring one days into the woods and find an abandoned train depot. What they did not know was they were standing on a portal to another dimension.

Meanwhile in another realm in danger of being destoryed the Almighty sent his son to seek for the purest warriors on the earthly realm and when needed to bring them back to their world to teach them lessons they would need and necessary if the two realms were going to survive it betrayal from rebels who stole the energy necessary to maintain their realm. Paul/Appollos adapts to the earthly realm and bonds with the two and the fun begins. Paul the son gave David a gift which was a means to entered into the other realm and he leaves a note telling the earth teen when the time is right he will be called to Paul's dimension, his world and the adventures will begin.

The author is writing this as a supernatural fantasy but has some lessons woven into the story, the two teenagers are going through a difficult separation the one year anniversary when they beloved step father walked out on them with no explanations.

Danielle rebelled and became difficult to handle for her single mother and her brother became the peace maker and accept all the guilt of the hurting family. He was afraid of many things in life, bullies, and other things as well as Danielle but on this adventure they both faced their fears and overcome their phobias.

They go back home to their mother and continue their reality as high school students with the regular teenagers angst, bullies, finding themselves and Danielle relaized her mom could not carried the household bills and secretly accepted a weekend job to earn her own income. The sibling rivalary between the two is normal and in secret when faced with a challenge or threat they will protect each other but denied the bond.

Sometime months later the gift that Paul/Appollos gave activated and it lead the two teenagers to the docks to a portal to Paul's world Euruditus and now they are in danger and need to equipped themselves with their abilities to fight they hidden foes out to kill them.

The training begins as well as the adventures to train yet be on the look-out for the traitors who are hunting them to stop the two warriors from achieving their abilities and became the defenders of both realms.

This story is about two teenagers faced with difficult choices and need to accept maturity and their destiny otherwise the home they came from Earth and the world their biological father was part of will be destroyed. This tale is a good choice for all ages it has fantasy suspense and life lessons young children could learn and for adults to become familiar with again. A summer time tale to be read at family time or to have a fun escape.

Highly recommend and you can go to Amazon link and see for yourselves.

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Aug 02, 2011 Wicked ♥ (Wickedly Bookish Reviews) aka Bat-Jess rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Pre-teen sci-fi fantasy fans

Recommended to Wicked ♥ (Wickedly Bookish Reviews) aka Bat-Jess by: Joel McGrath

Shelves: first-in-series, 2011, ebooks-i-own, fantasy, mythology-inspired, series-fantasy, series-ya, supernatural, young-adult-lit, indie-self-published-books, sci-fi, series-up-to-pub, summer-reads

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David and Danielle James are your everyday brother and sister; they argue, David bugs the crap out of his big sister, Danielle treats her brother like a nuisance, and underneath it all they really love each other. What these two don't know is that their normal lives are about to be turned upside down as they discover their hidden roots.

Shrouded Secrets reminds me of an old school fantasy book in that McGrath takes his time buildin...more Reviewed for Wickedly Bookish
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David and Danielle James are your everyday brother and sister; they argue, David bugs the crap out of his big sister, Danielle treats her brother like a nuisance, and underneath it all they really love each other. What these two don't know is that their normal lives are about to be turned upside down as they discover their hidden roots.

Shrouded Secrets reminds me of an old school fantasy book in that McGrath takes his time building up his characters so that you notice the subtle changes they go through that foreshadow the kind of person they will end up being. The world and culture of Eruditus are carefully constructed and introduced to the reader as if they too are a passenger on this fantastical ride. The problem I had was that I felt like this was a draft rather than a final product. Some of the dialogue and description was a bit wordy and could do with an edit. Shrouded Secrets has the potential to stand up there with titles like The Lightning Thief, but lacks a certain sparkly final coat.

This is a book parents will want their pre-teens to read. The situations and characters are very YA, but unlike other YA titles, you can trust that your kids are getting something really good out of their reading experience. The dialogue is relate-able, yet wholesome and the underlying messages of self-awareness and responsibility wrapped in a sci-fi fantasy package will leave them with concepts they can use in everyday life.

Overall, Shrouded Secrets is a heartfelt first installment to a series that has the potential to become a classic. Certain scenes really grabbed me on an emotional level. Without spoiling the main plot points, McGrath creates such a innately evil, totally dislike-able character in Madison that I whooped when she finally got what was coming to her. Also, I cried when I thought my favorite character was going to die. The character really became that real for me that I feared for his/her life. So now Mr. McGrath, you can say you made me cry, which is a difficult thing to do when it comes to books and movies. You see, McGrath's debut novel is no mindless read like most YA books today, which is why I recommend it. However, it may not appeal to more adult minds until it gets that final coat. (less)

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Mar 19, 2011 Mia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: from-authors, read-in-2011

Shrouded Secrets is wild ride of adventure! From the first pages of the book there is already something happening and the readers will get a glimpse of where the story might be leading to.

I thought that the premise was very innovative and original. The world of Eruditus and its inhabitants just fascinated me.

Furthermore, Joel McGrath's writing is just genuinely wonderful and he did a great job on creating vivid characters like David and Danielle. They're relationship, too, as siblings seemed gen...more

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May 18, 2012 Susanna Mahoney rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Apr 05, 2011 Rissa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Right from the start, I was drawn into this story as the author introduced two different worlds. His well chosen words illustrated the settings and interesting characters. By chapter two, I was in for sure, as siblings David and Dannie visit Gramps in New Hampshire. This was an unsuspecting yet perfect setting for the story to start unfolding, and it did. Myself, a NH resident and lover, I can say that he nailed it and can take you there too.

The story kept me enthralled chapter by chapter to the...more

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Jan 29, 2011 Melissa (i swim for oceans) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: sci-fi-and-fantasy

ecret though, and it’s deadly. The two have an extraordinary amount of powers, leaving them either destined for a path of greatness or one of destruction. Desperate to learn the source of their power and their new destiny, David and Danielle have enough on their plate without a new force entering, hell-bent on acquiring their abilities. Can David and Danielle find balance when their world begins to fall apart, or will they go down with it?

How many of you have heard of Shrouded Secrets? Nobody? I...more ecret though, and it’s deadly. The two have an extraordinary amount of powers, leaving them either destined for a path of greatness or one of destruction. Desperate to learn the source of their power and their new destiny, David and Danielle have enough on their plate without a new force entering, hell-bent on acquiring their abilities. Can David and Danielle find balance when their world begins to fall apart, or will they go down with it?

How many of you have heard of Shrouded Secrets? Nobody? I’m not surprised, to be honest. There is pretty much zero hype surrounding the book, and when the author, Joel McGrath, asked if I’d be interested in reading and reviewing his book, I decided I had to do my research first. Shrouded Secrets is your classic untimely superhero story with a brother/sister twist, sending you on a journey with two teenage siblings as they try to comprehend the meaning of their lives, and their powers. Part superhero saga, part comic relief, Shrouded Secrets is a bit of a hidden gem in a sea of stories about uncommon heroes.

Shrouded Secrets was a bit of a wild ride, to be honest. The story kicks off in the first few pages, hooking you and connecting you with David and his sister, Danielle. You can feel David’s quirkiness and it resonates, balancing Danielle’s superiority and popularity. The introduction of powers feels perfectly untimely, if you catch my drift, throwing a wrench into the plot and propelling it forward. The great characters mesh well with a well-rounded plot, giving the reader something to immerse themselves in. I will admit, however, the plot did have a series of lulls and highs though, and there were a good amount of punctuation errors scattered throughout. However, they didn’t really detract from the overall story of Shrouded Secrets.

All in all, Shrouded Secrets is a nice start to a new superhero series, and I was pleased with the outcome – especially because there is a definite lead in to the next book without leaving us with an absurd cliffhanger. I give Shrouded Secrets a high 3.5 out of 5, and I’d recommend it to fans of YA, especially those who enjoy a rich blend of fantasy and sci-fi, and those who enjoyed the Percy Jackson series.

I received this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review. This, in no way, affected my opinion or review of this book.(less)

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Apr 05, 2011 Elaina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shrouded Secrets is firmly in the YA category, from home situations between siblings and figures of authority to the daily school routine. Throw in a strange vacation, and you have the interest of your reader...but when that strangeness spills over into ordinary life, you have a tale worth following. I have to insert here that ‘Shrouded Secrets’ is a great title- it certainly grabbed my attention.
The story is good. A world that exists in the dark matter surrounding us, much like Earth...with a f...more

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Sep 04, 2011 Rick F. rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"When a teenage brother and sister inherit secret metaphysical powers, they are unknowingly hunted by a group of clandestine immortals. While one of the siblings will reluctantly choose the path of righteousness, the other will defiantly dabble with the promise of true power and the darkness that accompanies it."

Joel T. McGrath is quite simply a brilliant writer. That said, in Shrouded Secrets, he has created a whole new world,peopled by original and well drawn characters, a fast paced plot and...more

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Apr 05, 2011 Myndz rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Joel McGrath the author of Shrouded Secrets, has written a wonderful young adult novel. The book was an easy read and made you feel as if you were apart of David and Danielle's world. The struggle between right and wrong left you sitting on the edge of your seat. Shrouded Secrets for me was a real page turner. Joel's descriptive tone made you feel as if you were walking along side of the characters. Although it is a work of fiction it has deep undertones of what our society faces on a day to day...more

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Aug 23, 2011 Sue rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: sci-fi

Shrouded Secrets is Joel T. McGrath's debut novel, a story that will immerse the reader in a world where an alternate reality can be accessed through hidden portals, but only if you are an Eruditian, or at least half Eruditian, like David and Danielle James. In many ways they are just like other teenagers living in San Diego, but they've inherited the legacy of their deceased father, one of the greatest Galinea, warriors of Eruditus who wield unearthly powers to fight against the evil "Shroud".

W...more Shrouded Secrets is Joel T. McGrath's debut novel, a story that will immerse the reader in a world where an alternate reality can be accessed through hidden portals, but only if you are an Eruditian, or at least half Eruditian, like David and Danielle James. In many ways they are just like other teenagers living in San Diego, but they've inherited the legacy of their deceased father, one of the greatest Galinea, warriors of Eruditus who wield unearthly powers to fight against the evil "Shroud".

We first meet David and Danielle as typical teenagers dealing with the break-up of their family. Their step-father has left their mother; the family faces financial struggles; David is constantly bullied and Danielle falls a little too easily under the influence of the wrong peers. To relieve some of the family's stress, their grandfather invites the two teenagers to New Hampshire during the summer break and there they meet Appollos, a Galinea posing as Paul, their grandfather's paperboy. Their friendship with Paul introduces David to the existence of a world that isn't exactly as it seems. David's dreams take on a deeper reality and then one day while he and his sister get lost in the woods, they come across a railroad stationhouse strangely situated in the middle of nowhere. This house holds the key to connecting David and Danielle's world, Earth, with Eruditus, in the form of a mysterious kaleidoscope that David finds there, but they have yet to discover its use.

When David and Danielle return to San Diego for the school year, they have a new sense of themselves. Unaware of the powers of the kaleidoscope, David and Danielle still have issues to address. Both grow and become empowered when up against their adversaries in high school, always by taking the higher moral ground in confrontations. We can relate to David and Danielle on a very down-to-earth level.

McGrath's story renews the struggle between good and evil. One might have thought this theme had been thoroughly routed in classic best-selling series such as Star Wars, Harry Potter, but Shrouded Secrets makes a strong bid at keeping company with these epics. I believe this book would appeal to fans of science fiction.(less)

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Sep 08, 2011 Linda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: all

Recommended to Linda by: Goodreads

Shelves: first-reads

I received this book as no charge from Goodreads as a First Read in order to give a critique on this book. The characters, David, Danielle and their friends and family were extremely believable in their mannerisms and reactions to unusual circumstances. I enjoyed the interactions and family dynamics and could easily see the situations and some of the tough decisions.

However, I felt there were a few loose ends and am hoping that some of them result in additional books with these characters as the...more

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Aug 02, 2011 Miles Weston rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fans of MG/YA fantasy/urban-fantasy, paranormal

Recommended to Miles by: Amazon

Shelves: stuff-i-like, overdue-review, own-it, read-twice, can-t-wait-for-sequel, my-thoughts, worth-buying

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. When I picked this book up, I had no idea what to expect. I found out that sometimes going into something without expectations can be a good thing. For instance, I went to see Super-8 this summer because it was hyped as the best movie since...since...I don't know, but they way hyped it up. I grabbed my concealed smacks, bought my ticket and prepared for the best movie that I'd probably ever seen, but it sucked and I wanted my money back.

Now that I've vented about failed, over-hyped expectations,...more

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Mar 25, 2011 Lee Libro rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Fans of Young Adult and Fantasy

Shelves: reviewed

I received a complimentary copy of Shrouded Secrets in exchange for a review and though it was about fourth in line on my "To Be Read" list, I picked it up one day to just take a peek. Well that peek turned into 100 pages, a wonderful preview of what was to come when it was up next on my list of books to review.

Shrouded Secrets is Joel T. McGrath's debut novel, a story that will immerse the reader in a world where an alternate reality can be accessed through hidden portals, but only if you are a...more I received a complimentary copy of Shrouded Secrets in exchange for a review and though it was about fourth in line on my "To Be Read" list, I picked it up one day to just take a peek. Well that peek turned into 100 pages, a wonderful preview of what was to come when it was up next on my list of books to review.

Shrouded Secrets is Joel T. McGrath's debut novel, a story that will immerse the reader in a world where an alternate reality can be accessed through hidden portals, but only if you are an Eruditian, or at least half Eruditian, like David and Danielle James. In many ways they are just like other teenagers living in San Diego, but they've inherited the legacy of their deceased father, one of the greatest Galinea, warriors of Eruditus who wield unearthly powers to fight against the evil "Shroud".

We first meet David and Danielle as typical teenagers dealing with the break-up of their family. Their step-father has left their mother; the family faces financial struggles; David is constantly bullied and Danielle falls a little too easily under the influence of the wrong peers. To relieve some of the family's stress, their grandfather invites the two teenagers to New Hampshire during the summer break and there they meet Appollos, a Galinea posing as Paul, their grandfather's paperboy. Their friendship with Paul introduces David to the existence of a world that isn't exactly as it seems. David's dreams take on a deeper reality and then one day while he and his sister get lost in the woods, they come across a railroad stationhouse strangely situated in the middle of nowhere. This house holds the key to connecting David and Danielle's world, Earth, with Eruditus, in the form of a mysterious kaleidoscope that David finds there, but they have yet to discover its use.

When David and Danielle return to San Diego for the school year, they have a new sense of themselves. Unaware of the powers of the kaleidoscope, David and Danielle still have issues to address. Both grow and become empowered when up against their adversaries in high school, always by taking the higher moral ground in confrontations. McGrath develops very real issues of teenagers by writing well-crafted dialogue. We can relate to David and Danielle on a very down-to-earth level. His succinct progression through what might otherwise appear to be a normal young adult story we soon discover quite skillfully paces us toward the development of their not-so-ordinary lives.

The two worlds of Earth and Eruditus function in different spatial and time realities, so the reader must wait before further action develops to advance the fight between the Galinea and the evil we begin to sense. McGrath intentionally intersperses the issues the two teenagers must confront on earth with the issues they deal with during their training visits to Eruditus. Though at times the pace may appear to meander, he always brings us full circle to the main theme, advancing the character's integrity and goodness even though it is darkly challenged. McGrath's interplay between good and evil, presented as relatable issues to teenagers on our earth plane and shrouded in the more esoteric issues of another invisible universe, he masters brilliantly in the form of the character Madison, the ultimate temptress to David's power and integrity. The tensions rise, the ante is upped and in the end we are hanging on to hope as an ugly battle is fought and the goodness of the entire earth is threatened by the Shroud. How does David overcome his temptations in the end? Will he succumb to the temptation of power or dig deep within himself to offer the ultimate solution to conquer the shroud? In the midst of ordinary teenage life in a world rife with struggle, political chaos, cultural conflict and pain is it possible to rise above? This is the question that McGrath so beautifully addresses to the young adult and for that alone he deserves the highest praise.

McGrath's story renews the struggle between good and evil. One might have thought this theme had been thoroughly routed in classic best-selling series such as Star Wars, Harry Potter and Twilight, but Shrouded Secrets makes a strong bid at keeping company with these epics. It could be best described as Young Adult, but because it has all the makings of classic other-worldly adventure, I believe it would appeal to fans of science fiction as well. I highly recommend it and look forward to a possible sequel! On my book blog www.literary-magic.com I've given it 5 out of a possible 5 Magic Books.
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Sep 06, 2011 Rick F. rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Mar 23, 2012 Kelly Knapp rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Young Adults, but especially YA males

Recommended to Kelly by: Goodreads Firstread Giveaway

I struggled to finish this book. Not because it was uninteresting or not well written but because I just knew that any story written about siblings with powers would naturally gravitate to one being "good" vs. one being "bad." That combined with starting it while I was on vacation made getting through it a bit difficult.

However, McGrath manages to create a teen boy hero with all the real foibles found in today's teens. In addition, David's character is not dependent on his sister and can easily...more

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Aug 02, 2011 Jacklyn rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: wow-factor, under-the-radar, worth-the-time, waiting-on-second-book

This book was a diamond in the rough. I came across it by accident, and enjoyed it greatly. I could see this novel making a serious run at a top spot in the literary world, and here's why:

1. Great action out of the gate

2. No crazy love triangles, but a refreshing romance that blossoms more naturally over the course of the book.

3. Lots of betrayals, as in everyday life, unfortunately. But this is fiction, so it's fun.

4. Very good secondary friends and enemies.

5. Very unique concept, it's like get...more

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Aug 05, 2011 Nicki Slater rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I enjoyed the book. It had a great story and some interesting characters. I wish they had talked more about Appollos and the girl he loved. That part was very vague. I would recommend this for young adult readers and even older readers.

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Sep 04, 2012 Kristina Franken rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I highly recommend this book for anyone

FTC: I received a free copy of this book and was not reimbursed in any other way.

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Jan 12, 2012 Sara-jo Kinney rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

From the first chapter I was already drawn into the book. I live in New Hampshire so it was cool reading about the Laconia area, and the Alton Bay area as I know these places very well! Most of the time I had to force myself to put the book down, I just couldn't stop reading! I would definitely recommend this book to read!!

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About Joel T. McGrath

Joel T. McGrath is the author of the young adult series Shrouded Secrets Chronicles. He resides in New Hampshire with his wife, Jessica, their two cats, Cookie and Mittens, and their two gerbils, Flurry and Dash. He is the eighth of nine children and currently enjoys a career of nursing. He graduated from Virginia Western in 2003 and always looks forward to whatever life throws his way.

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