Invisible

Hire an editor, I beg of you! I began my enjoyment of the Sean O’Brien series with the very first book, and have attempted all of them - and I did love the premise of this book. I appreciated the attention this book brings to the horrors that are child trafficking and sexual abuse. They’re an abomin......more

This is not a good book. It has graphic scenes and mature themes, yet all the information is spoon fed to you like the readers are idiots. It's condescending and not enjoyable. On top of that, there are random pov changes that don't make sense and aren't needed. This has some cozy mystery elements a......more

This recent completed novel leaves me caught up on the Sean Obrien series. Sean sees a young girl chasing money in traffic and intervenes. The girl is a runaway, and is about to leave town on a bus. She never makes it. Kidnappers grab her as she walks toward the bus station. The abduction is reported......more

INVISIBLE How do you spell perfection? I have had the pleasure of reading every Tom Lowe, Sean O’Brien novel. Each one has been a jewel in its own right. As of now, I can honestly say, this this is by far a step above them all. This is a subject horrifyingly real, a subject matter which has not been......more