A real page-turner.

Powerful and haunting, the book tackles difficult topics and makes you realise how easily you can lose your whole world

A powerful story about friendship and forgiveness, and fans of Dorothy Koomson will enjoy the clever twists and unexpected turns, which keep the reader enthralled and eager to discover just what happened to two little girls destined for greatness.

Gritty and emotional, with lots of satisfying twists and turns. A compulsively readable book about empowering women. I couldn't put it down; I think this is one of her best.

A thought-provoking and suspense-filled tale of friendship.

A great read.

A powerful tale of friendship.

Koomson brilliantly captures the fraught friendship between the two girls in this gripping tale.

Full of heart and sympathy.

An absolute page-turner of a novel…powerful and oh so compelling When I Was Invisible left me with a tear in my eye and touched my heart

A thought-provoking, emotional drama.

I’m a massive Dorothy Koomson fan, so I’ll be taking When I Was Invisible on holiday

Cancel the excursion to the ancient ruins and get poolside for this compelling story of love and forgiveness.

A hard-hitting tale

Great heart

Raw and emotional, this packs a punch

Koomson just gets better and better

Tense and emotional with truly empathetic characters

A powerful story about friendship and forgiveness, fans of Dorothy Koomson’s novels will enjoy the clever twists and unexpected turns, which keep the reader enthralled

A powerful book … it’s always good to be thinking of a book long after you put it down

A beautiful and clever novel

A meditative cowboy yarn with a putative ecological message, it could not be more different from Williams’s [Stoner]; it is just as good

It is a sort of Dances with Buffaloes, and one of the most tense, gripping, tragic novels I have ever read

Stoner...is a fine book but his western novel Butcher's Crossing is even better... Visceral, violent and chilling.

A novel that turns upside down the expectations of the genre—and goes to war with a century of American triumphalism, a century of regeneration through violence, a century of senseless slaughter.