Before Kevin Bacon terrified audiences in Hollow Man and Elisabeth Moss redefined psychological horror in The Invisible Man (2020), there was the story that started it all — H. G. Wells’ groundbreaking 1897 classic. This is where Hollywood’s obsession with invisibility began: one man’s scientific brilliance spiraling into madness, power, and total isolation. Every film, every reinvention, every chilling silhouette in an empty room traces back to this moment.In this audiobook, you’ll experience the original cinematic blueprint — a gothic-sci-fi thriller that plays out in your imagination like a big-screen blockbuster. Follow Griffin, the mysterious scientist who discovers the secret to invisibility, only to be consumed by his own creation. What begins as genius turns to terror as he becomes the hunted and the hunter, invisible not just to the world, but to his own conscience. With the same pulse-pounding suspense that fueled Kevin Bacon’s modern descent into darkness and Elisabeth Moss’s fight for survival, Wells’ The Invisible Man delivers timeless tension, moral conflict, and that chilling question Hollywood still loves to ask: What would you do if no one could see you? So dim the lights, press play, and step into the story that inspired generations of filmmakers, from Universal Monsters to today’s psychological thrillers — the story that proves true horror isn’t in what you see… but in what you can’t.