The Adventures of an Invisible Girl

Every teenager knows what it’s like to feel invisible. But for fourteen-year-old Annie, that whole concept just became way more literal. After finding a mysterious stone pendant among her dead grandfather’s belongings, Annie realizes that wearing the pendant turns her invisible.

Suddenly, she’s got everything she needs to play the best pranks on her friends and stop bullies in their tracks. Plus, it’s not long before she can use her newfound power for even better stuff. Like a real-life superhero, she gets to work catching criminals and preventing crimes…until a new discovery makes things more complicated.

Aliens are hiding in plain sight. While everyone else sees them as normal humans, the pendant allows Annie to recognize their natural form. And to make matters worse, they’re planning to take over the world.

But when disbelieving authorities fail to help, and alien assassins begin their pursuit, it’s up to Annie to race against the clock—and figure out how to foil their master plan before it’s too late.

Frank Bronson is a biologist and professor, currently teaching at the University of Texas at Austin. Though he has written a number of scientific articles and books in the past, The Adventures of an Invisible Girl is his fiction debut.

Bronson has traveled to locations all around the world to speak about his research, which involves studying wild animals in many different types of ecosystems. In his spare time, he enjoys fly-fishing and is a dog lover with a special fondness for English setters.