Opposite of Gray
You can’t always do something about the things you can see.
In elementary school, Lily watched her teacher jump to his death. As soon as he struck the pavement, he turned gray.
Nine years later, Cooper is the only person who believes what she saw. Because Cooper sees Grays, too.
Together, they desperately search for answers to their questions—What are the Grays? Why can they see them? Why do things feel so horribly wrong whenever they appear?
The answers will challenge what Lily and Cooper thought they knew about good and evil… and themselves.
** This book contains disturbing, graphic, and violent scenes that could make some readers uncomfortable. **
The Me You See
They thought they knew her. They didn’t.
She’s targeted in a shooting. Killed. And they never saw it coming.
After six people are shot in a small town community theater, people gather to attend the funeral of one of the victims: seventeen-year-old Stefia. As those who knew Stefia share their memories of her, we discover a collective picture of a girl everyone loved… but no one really knew.
Who was Stefia, really?
Who knew her best?
And why was she targeted in the shooting?
“When the spotlight is bright, we hide in plain sight.“
** This book contains disturbing, graphic, and violent scenes that could make some readers uncomfortable. **
The author doesn’t shy away from exploring the good, the bad, and the ugly in all of us. The raw, gritty Truth with a capitol T of the characters is as compelling as it is honest. I highly, highly recommend this book. It sticks with you.
Isobel Dusharm
Shay Ray Stevens doesn’t write Every Other Book; her story-telling style is one of the most original I’ve come across in a long time. In this psychological thriller, she lines up the witnesses to mass murder and lets the reader piece together the broken bits of truth that each character knows. It’s beautiful, genius, and thought-provoking. Read. This. Book.
Raelee May Carpenter
Things are certainly not what they seem as each chapter reveals only a sliver of Stefia’s life and personality; just enough so you think you’ve solved the mystery…at least until the next chapter when a new, delicious tidbit is revealed.
Amy Mytnik