The Invisible, crime novel deals with human trafficking, prostitution, rape and the criminal underbelly in Irish society

The Invisible (UK Edition) Michelle Dunne

Michelle Dunne author of The Invisible

Lindsey Ryan, a former elite soldier is spurred into protective mode when Lena, a raped and badly beaten Syrian woman, literally falls into her life.

Michelle's own life is quite the story too. We spoke about joining the military, coming under fire in Lebanon and Lindsey's migration to television.”

— Darragh McManus - RTE Guide

CO CORK, CORK, IRELAND, May 26, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- – The Invisible, gripping crime novel deals with the topical issues of human trafficking, prostitution, rape, and the criminal underbelly in Irish society

Set in Cobh, Co Cork, The Invisible, is a

gripping crime novel dealing with the topical issues of human trafficking, prostitution, rape, and the criminal underbelly in Irish society. The protagonist, Lindsey Ryan, a former elite soldier is spurred into protective mode when Lena, a raped and badly beaten Syrian woman, literally falls into her life. When, to Lindsey’s horror she discovers that children are also being trafficked she’s is left with no choice but to find her part in this new war.

But before she can work out a plan to save the women and children Lindsey faces her very own hell at the hands of local crime Lord, Patrick Adebayo. Facing the worst of humanity and her own private battle with PTSD, former soldier Lindsey Ryan is in a race against time and must once again fight for her life. If she fails to protect those around her, what if anything, will that life be worth?

Michelle Dunnes real-life experience as a soldier has her ideally placed to understand a world where people have become one of the world’s most valuable commodities. Trafficked on the promise of a new life only to be hidden away as modern-day slaves. In Lindsey Ryan, she has created a character that proves gender is not restrictive.
Published by Bad Ink Press, The Invisible publication date 25 April 2022. ISBN: 9781838457747 RRP €12.99 £9.99