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Transparent Man
Jonathan Price (Author) · Jonathan Price · Paperback
To the world, Andrew Godard died at 11:42 PM in Sub-Level 4.
When a catastrophic lab sabotage leaves senior chemist Andrew Godard erased from the visible spectrum and framed for his own "death," he must weaponize his invisible state to dismantle the corporate empire that destroyed his life-and find a way back to the woman who mourns him.
The official report called it an industrial tragedy: an experimental containment breach, a shattered reactor, and an explosion that left no trace of TechCorp’s most brilliant research chemist. Behind closed doors, Chief of R&D Dr. Silas Featherstone pinned the catastrophe on Andrew, burying an embezzlement empire beneath the ashes of a manufactured martyr.
Except Andrew didn’t die.
When the blinding cerulean flare receded, Andrew’s physical matter was torn free from the electromagnetic spectrum. He has no reflection. No cast shadow. To the naked human eye, he simply ceases to exist.
Trapped as a living phantom in his own city, Andrew is forced to watch Sarah-the love of his life-grieve a man who is standing mere inches away from her, unable to speak, touch, or reveal his truth without endangering her life.
With the city’s police closing the case and TechCorp moving to silence any loose ends, Andrew forms an uneasy alliance with a disillusioned homicide detective who notices the footprints no one else can see. Outnumbered, hunted, and armed only with his mind and his intangibility to light, Andrew becomes the invisible variable in a corrupt corporate machine.
Silas Featherstone thought he erased Andrew Godard from the world. Now, the ghost he created is coming back for him.
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