The Invisible Woman

A Lesbian Superhero Story

By: Annette Mori

Narrated by: Robin Amanda

In a world where logic meets the extraordinary, Tamara, a brilliant forensic scientist, discovers a mysterious purple plant that blesses her with superhuman abilities, including invisibility. Teaming up with her best friend, Annalise, a passionate FBI agent haunted by scars from her past, the two friends embark on a quest to bring down a brutal serial killer known only as The Hunter. As the danger intensifies, their bond deepens, and secrets are revealed. Will Tamara and Annalise finally admit to their feelings despite being polar opposites? Join these extraordinary women in this gripping tale of love, friendship, and the fight for justice, where heroes are born from pain.

©2025 Annette Mori (P)2025 Annette Mori

Fun mix of sci fi and detective

Refreshing to read a book with one of the protagonists being neurodivergent. That aspect really added an interesting dimension to an already excellent storyline.

Women have always been doing more invisibly.

Tamara and Annalise are about to begin a journey that will change their world. I love that the change comes from invisibility. This story of two women so opposite in personality but completely understanding each other is priceless. A new other worldly fruit changes how they see- live- and brings a courage change the world they make. The story of FBI agent and a geeky brilliant forensics scientist could not be more fun. Real life issues that bring out superhero solutions. I love how Robin Amanda brought the characters to life. The laugh from Annalise filled my heart and the quirky logics of Tamara just give joy to brilliance. Annette Mori gives soul to the uniqueness of everyone. This story, yes a love story, has so much fun, crazy, lovable and down right awkward moments you just can't put it down. I love the characters and how they solve very real and scary moments.