If your life needs more thrill to be added to it, Invisible is a book you must read. Invisible is tragedy after tragedy, but so exhilarating you won’t be able to put it down. This book makes it seem like you are the detective and have to put up with such horrors that the serial killer is causing. As Emma Dockery, the main character, attempts to tie hundreds of un-solved fire cases to bond with her sisters’, she is accounted as crazy.
The cases she ties are all said to be accidental by the fire department. Yet, she looks deeper, and finds tiny clues that indicate that the cases might not be as accidental as believed. Emma is sure her sister is smarter than to not run if she saw fire. None of the victims ever attempt to leave the bedroom or even their beds’, and they burn which she finds odd. Emma is desperate to find a reason for her sisters’ death; negating that it was an accident. It is very heartbreaking as you see Emma have failure after failure as she breaks down and only becomes more despairing. It’s almost as if you are just as anxious as her to find out who the killer is, as it appears that he is invisible. Since she is fired from her FBI job until she lets go of her sister’s case, she investigates from her house. She calls Police officers who take cases with fire’s attempting, to find out as much as she can as an outsider. When she needs more information than what is told to the public, she communicates with her ex-boyfriend, Books, another FBI agent. He is hesitant, but she talks him in to it, and he becomes intrigued by the case.
As Emma gets closer to finding out who the serial killer is and the appalling things he is capable of doing, you can feel a chill running down your spine. It will make you become more aware of your surroundings hoping nobody is secretly watching you. As James Patterson describes what the serial killer, Graham, does to his victims you can imagine it as if you were there yourself.  So before you start reading this book make sure you are safe and enjoy.