Invisible

De: James Patterson, David Ellis

Narrado por: January LaVoy, Kevin T. Collins

“The plot twists will give you whiplash.” –Washington Post Read the #1 New York Times bestselling thriller Invisible, then continue the series with Unsolved.

FBI researcher Emmy Dockery is obsessed with finding the link between hundreds of unsolved cases. All she has are the newspaper clippings that wallpaper her bedroom—no motives, no murder weapons, no suspects. That is, until she finds a piece of evidence she can’t afford to ignore. Could one person be invisibly connected to these unthinkable crimes?

“Top-drawer crime fiction ... tough on the hero, but the hero is tough.” –Kirkus Reviews

very vivid

struggled to pay attention at to the first several chapters but couldn't stop listening afterwards.

Extremely creepy

Far too creepy and gory for me. Crazy mild mannered guy burns young women. No thanks. (But the narration and production were good.)

Dislike for female lead ruined the story for me

The narrators were excellent. The story was good; however, the female lead character is totally unlikeable - spoiled, self-centered, stubborn and totally unfeeling towards anyone but herself. It ruined the story for me because I grew to dislike her more and more as the story went on and it was difficult to overlook the dislike to concentrate on the story. The exceptional narration kept me listening to the book, but I can't recommend it because in real life, I tend to avoid being around people like the female lead because they're so totally unaware of anyone in the world but themselves that it's always a one-sided conversation and/or friendship. Ruined the book for me.

Unbelievable main character

The overall story was good. There were enough small plot twists and story development to make this an interesting book to the end. The one character that made this listen almost worth setting aside was the main character Emmy. It wasn’t the voice, the voices were done well enough, it was the character herself - neurotic and narcissistic. What she does in some situations does not make sense for the character and some of the things she does and still stays on the case is preposterous. In the end I probably should have set this listen aside except I used it as a diversion while I was running on the treadmill at the gym.

Interesting plot about tenacios FBI analyst

The characters were realistic as were their relationships. Plot held my attention while driving on road trip (aka did not fall asleep while driving). I learned a bit about the strained relationships between analysts and FBI agents. I'd recommend it to others who want an easy to follow plot that you can pick up and put down between driving trips.