Hidden Identities

“Hidden Identities” by Jojo Olusola is a Werewolf novel revolves around the life of Eliza Greer, a young woman who faces the challenges of abandonment, life in an orphanage, and an unexpected marriage into the Burns family. Despite marrying Mason Burns, Eliza finds herself the target of disdain and bullying from the other members of the Burns family due to her perceived lower social status. Read Hidden Identities Blurb below.

Hidden Identities Blurb

Eliza Greer’s tumultuous journey began with the heart-wrenching abandonment by her mother, thrust into the unforgiving arms of an orphanage. Fate, however, had more twists in store for her, leading to an unexpected turn of events that would shape her destiny.

At the age of 19, Eliza found herself not adopted into a warm and loving home, but rather sold to the Burns family. Despite the union with Mason Burns through marriage, her new family, harboring prejudices based on her impoverished background, sought to subject her to relentless bullying. The Burns family’s attempts to undermine Eliza, however, were met with an indomitable spirit that left them bewildered.

Undeterred by the disdain surrounding her, Eliza faced each challenge head-on, navigating the intricate web of family dynamics. Little did the Burns family know that beneath Eliza’s seemingly unassuming exterior lay a tapestry of hidden identities, waiting to be unveiled.

As the family’s disdain fueled their futile attempts to belittle Eliza, a series of incidents began to unravel the layers of secrecy that enshrouded her past. Each revelation served as a revelation, leaving the Burns family and onlookers astonished by the resilience and strength concealed behind Eliza’s humble facade.

With every unveiled secret, Eliza’s journey from the orphanage to the Burns family home unfolded like a captivating novel, each chapter revealing another facet of her hidden identity. The Burns family, once so quick to pass judgment, found themselves grappling with the realization that they had underestimated the woman in their midst.

In the face of adversity, Eliza not only triumphed over the prejudices that sought to define her but also emerged as a beacon of inspiration. The narrative of her life, marred by abandonment and adversity, transformed into a testament to the power of hidden strength and resilience—a tale that left the Burns family and those who doubted her utterly astounded.