In Hidden People, Jana Smith continues her faith-driven Children of Light, End Times saga through the intertwined journeys of Grayson and Tarik—two unlikely allies from different worlds. Together, they discover a covert Christian community known as the Eleos, believers who have chosen to live in hiding to preserve their faith under a regime determined to enforce conformity and silence truth.

As danger closes in, Grayson and Tarik become unexpected protectors of these “hidden people.” Their mission extends beyond physical defense into a spiritual journey marked by sacrifice, obedience, and transformation.

Grayson, hardened by loss and burdened by his past, finds hope in Eleos’s quiet resilience.

Tarik, whose faith has been strained by suffering and doubt, finds renewal through witnessing steadfast devotion in the face of persecution.

Through clandestine prayer meetings, secret rescues, and whispered prophecies, the story reveals a faith that grows strongest when practiced unseen. While the threat of oppression looms, the heart of the novel rests in themes of divine purpose, redemption, and the strength found in faithful community.

As Grayson’s partnership with Ray deepens, trust and connection emerge as reflections of a larger truth: in a fallen world, human hope mirrors God’s enduring promise.

Hidden People is a story of courage, belonging, and the quiet power of faith—reminding readers that God often works most profoundly through those the world chooses not to see.