Review: A twisted journey of tragedy, hope, love and abandonment.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 18, 2013
A 5-Star rating for Anyta Sunday's "(In)visible. The storyline of a relationship between an invisible young man and a young man who is the only one that sees him is well played within this book. As I read the book, I was so taken in that it seemed possible to me.Both young men face tragedy, pain, guilt, abandonment and fear as they grow from their young teen years to their early 20s.  At the core of the story there is a struggle to handle the love the two young men have for each other.  As others have noted, there is considerable angst within this story.  My take is that builds the passion between these two young men as they deal with their pain and mistrust.I recommend this novel to readers who enjoy a M/M love story between two young men.  Sexual intimacy is tastefully detailed and plays but a minor role within this story.  As the emotional content is intense, some readers may find it to have too much tension  for them.  Trust me, it is worth the struggle as the reader just can't help but want to see these two young men find happiness.Personally, I have enjoyed all 6 novels of Anyta's that I have read.  I particularly enjoyed this book as well as the Enemy to Friend series.  I highly recommend Anyta's work and I look forward to reading more of her work in the future.