The Invisible War: Versatile Layer book 9

by Thomas Davis

All organic life in the solar system is in peril. Adam Heinrich, an immortal android, has manipulated humanity and the Arez for thousands of years. Now, he aims to complete his scheme and replaced both races with machines under his eternal control. It's a race against time.

Can Captain Jake Takeda gather what's left of his disbanded strike team and stop the shadow dictator? Victory will require Jake to mend broken bonds and unite two species who have warred for centuries. A desperate struggle is occurring in the shadows. The invisible war has begun.

190 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 14, 2021

Reviews

[Sherrie Hansen · Rating 5 out of 5]

Of course I am sad to see the Versatile Layer Series end, but the ending was so well done and wonderfully satisfying that I feel perfectly content with how things turned out. That makes it easier to walk away, and ready to move on to whatever the author comes up with next! I can't stress enough the exceptional skill Thomas Davis has for writing action / adventure scenes one moment, and tender, emotionally riveting moments the next - and doing both so well, and integrating them so seemlessly. With well-drawn, endearing, loveable characters, great plots, and plenty of suspense, I highly recommend the whole series. The series didn't end the way I thought it would - the final scene was even better than I had imagined. And I loved the little glimpse into the future at the very end. Davis gives the perfect blend of fantasy, humor, romance, suspense, and action / adventure. I just love these books... Goodbye for now, Jake and Adeola. Thanks for the many hours of reading pleasure.

[Connie Lafortune · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Invisible War is a captivating read. I loved the world building and the very descriptive writing. This is not my usual genre, but I was engrossed with every page. It's the first book I've read by Mr. Davis and I look forward to many more.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves steampunk fiction.

[Sue Allerton · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book, it was intriguing and descriptive which i loved, the world building was done really well and overall I just really enjoyed it. I loved all the different characters and I definitely want to see where the story goes

[Cherime MacFarlane · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wait, what? What did I just read. This is going to take a bit to process. Read through the night on this one and then... it ended. A reader can get lost in this book in a good way. You can get so far into this world, when you're done you're not sure your are. Fascinating and captivating.