Opening in the vibrant New York City of 1967, 'Invisible' weaves a fascinating tale around Adam Walker, a young poet and Columbia University student. His life takes a dark turn after a chance meeting with Rudolf Born, a mysterious Frenchman, and his enigmatic partner, Margot. This chance encounter plunges Walker into a convoluted love triangle, leading to a harrowing act of violence that irrevocably shapes his future. Spanning four decades and crossing continents, the novel unfolds through varied narratives, from bustling New York to Paris and a secluded isle in the Caribbean. Auster masterfully plays with perspectives, blurring the lines between truth and recollection, identity and authorship, crafting a narrative that is as thought-provoking as it is compelling.