Invisible: A Novel Audiobook

" I enjoyed this book tremendously. I was enthralled by the way the chapters were written by different characters in the story. The book addresses questions of morality, memory, truth. Highly recommended. I had never read anything by this author, but now I will read other books he has written. "

" Typical Auster's book. Very detailed. Someone could be shocked by some parts of the book, so be careful. It's not the Auster's book I've liked the most but it's readable. "

" Consistently shocking, often disturbing, compulsively readable. With a masterfully layered narrative device (that includes shifts in voice as well as tense), themes both psychological and existential, and effortlessly loaded prose, it reminded me of The Stranger, which I hadn't read in years. Easy to see why it was on many of last year's "best" lists. "

" One of those good books that kept me so engross and could manage to finish within 24 hours "

" Is it possible to feel betrayed by one's favorite author? If so, I felt deliciously betrayed! This book is like none of Auster's previous work and it is deliciously devious. Must read. His best work yet, I dare say! I can not wait to go back and re-read it. "

" A let down, after Brooklyn Follies and the NY trilogy.... "

" WTF? I think I'm done with Paul Auster. "

" Another gripping story by Paul Auster, I always enjoy reading. Many twists and turns, changes of point of views and protagonists, a book in a book - great mulilayered style. A story about love, intrigue and loss in various ways. Definitely a rewarding reading. "

" I enjoyed the book enough that once I started reading I couldn't stop. Started one day, finished the next. "

" Great read. Well written, surprising, I don't think the author was trying to share any deep insights, but I enjoyed. "

" Dazzling and frustrating, Invisible is also Auster's most beautifully written novel. "

" Auster's books are hit-or-miss with me. Several of his latest (Man in the Dark, Travels in the Scriptorium) bored me to tears. But this one was a big hit, maybe his most elegant and riveting to date. "

" Had to read this for English literature - felt like some sort of spy novel. "

" sort of creepy, unsettling, psychosexual low-grade thriller. ny times called it auster's finest work. as a result, i'm not convinced i like paul auster that much. "

" Kind of a cop-out ending, but overall great Auster style. "

" Could not finnish. Done with Auster. "

" Well written and interesting, but I couldn't help feeling I was missing something. "

" Not impressed; not credible; somewhat silly; just because you can say it doesn't make it worth saying "

" Not his best book, but the first I read on Kindle for IPhone "

" First novel in years, totally immersive, not only by its remarkable and intriguing plot but also for its ingenius narrative.The reflection on the life changing acts of our lives from a dramatic point of view, worthy of all the pages in this book. "

" It was OK. Felt a bit derivative of John Irving style, but not as well executed. The third part seemed almost haphazard. "

" Typical Auster's book. Very detailed. Someone could be shocked by some parts of the book, so be careful. It's not the Auster's book I've liked the most but it's readable. "

" Even though this story can get very weird at times I still think it makes for a good read. :) "

" I will definitely read more Paul Auster books. "

" Really weird book. Need to digest before I can say more. Could have given it one star or four so I settled on three stars. Hmmmm... "

" Twisted me right into thinking I was reading another book. When I got to the last page I was, well let's just say left wanting more, not necessarily in the good way... "

" Generally a strange book. Storytelling was well done but the story was weird to me. "