... it, sadly, fosters the view that the lives of politicians are more valuable than the lives of innocent Americans. Just once, I'd like to see one of these books focus on the need to protect those who are not the well-connected.

I have been reading spy novels since a friend gave me a James Bond novel to read when I was in high school in 1964. I rate this book as one of the best that I have read over the years. The plot is full of suspense and the description of the characters and countries is second to none. I note that this is Mr. Britton's last novel due to his untimely passing. I shall miss his writing very much.

Well, I have recently finished reading the latest book from Andrew Britton, The Invisible.I have to say, Andrew was most certainly a talented writer to have begun at such an early age. I agree with most others on here in that it is highly recommended to read the prior 2 books before picking up on this newest release.

I have come to enjoy the Ryan Kealey universe, and I feel I can place this series alongside Vince Flynn and Brad Thor's novels. I have to say though, the only reason this didn't get a full five stars was because I feel the ending didn't keep pace with the rest of the book, in that it felt unfinished. I don't want to give away any spoilers but I feel that in this book, as well as the prior two books, the character of Naomi is in constant turmoil, in that she is changing from one book to another it is like introducing a new character.

With Andrew's untimely death, I wonder where this series will go. I feel it can go on if they find a good ghost writer who can write in Andrew's style. It has happened with Robert Ludlum, hopefully it will happen here because I for one definitely can't wait to pick up the next copy to find out if the ending of this book is as it appear or if it is misleading us.That is all I will say about that so as not to give away any of the plot.

The Invisible the 3rd novel in the Ryan Kealy series has proven Britton to be a master at his craft. The Invisible is a dark tense and full of action. Putting Kealy into new and very dangous territory.
I enjoyed this book immensly.