The Invisible

Cinder meets The Dark Knight in this riveting sequel to the darkly suspenseful, reimagined superhero story The Brokenhearted.

Since Gavin’s death, Anthem has tried to forget the heartache and betrayal, to feel normal once more. She doesn’t want to be the crime-fighting vigilante that Bedlam City needs. She just wants to go to school, practice ballet, and help nurse Ford back to health. But while he is recovering from his life-saving surgery, the Ford she knew is slipping away.

Then a new subversive group, whose mysterious leader calls himself “the Invisible,” starts attacking the North Side. The danger has never been closer to home, and Anthem can’t sit idly by. Using her new strength, she begins to fight back, and be the hero she was meant to be. Soon, she is the Invisible’s most sought-after enemy, and he is using everything at his disposal to have her found and captured. Will Anthem survive the biggest fight of her life?

• Enhanced Human Action: Anthem has superhuman strength and speed thanks to her new heart, but using her powers means giving up the normal life she desperately wants.
• Slow Burn Romance: Ford is alive, but the boy Anthem loves is fading. As she nurses him back to health, their connection is tested in ways neither of them expected.
• High-Stakes Dystopian World: In the gritty, divided metropolis of Bedlam City, a new threat emerges from the shadows to terrorize the wealthy North Side, and no one is safe.
• A Riveting Sequel: Perfect for fans of Marissa Meyer and gritty comic book heroes, the story that began in The Brokenhearted continues with even more suspense and heart-pounding twists.

The most dangerous enemy is the one you can't see . . .

After a perilous accident that literally stopped her heart, Anthem Fleet was left with a jagged scar down the front of her chest—and a strength she is still learning to control. Her new powers helped her defeat a network of criminals in Bedlam's seedy underbelly, but Anthem doesn't want the life of a crime-fighting vigilante. She just wants to practice ballet, and help nurse Ford, her friend and partner, back to health.

But when a mysterious group called the Invisible starts attacking the privileged North Siders, Anthem's whole world is thrown into chaos. Invisible's threats seem like harmless pranks at first, but as their demands escalate, people start to die. Now Anthem must step up and be the hero that the city needs, or Bedlam will fall . . . once and for all. 

Praise for THE BROKENHEARTED: “Gorgeously written and richly imagined, this heart–pounding, high–octane novel of suspense, romance, and revenge introduces a stunning new voice in YA fiction as well as a new kind of superhero. Batman may have had Gotham, but Anthem Fleet—a beautiful, steely–eyed ballerina who kicks butt and takes names—rules Bedlam. You won’t be able to put this one down.” - NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Aimee Friedman

“An urgent dare–ya through a darkly, wildly imagined future. Go ahead and try to predict the hairpin turns and steep reverses as you race through this sharply–conceived urban odyssey. You’ll need more than Vivarax to come down from this high. Amelia Kahaney is my kind of writer, and Anthem Fleet is my kind of warrior.” - Adele Griffin, author of ALL YOU NEVER WANTED

“A ripping…page–turner.” - Kirkus Reviews

“An urgent dare–ya through a darkly, wildly imagined future. Go ahead and try to predict the hairpin turns and steep reverses as you race through this sharply–conceived urban odyssey.” - Adele Griffin, author of ALL YOU NEVER WANTED

“Gorgeously written and richly imagined, this heart–pounding, high–octane novel of suspense, romance, and revenge introduces a stunning new voice in YA fiction as well as a new kind of superhero. You won’t be able to put this one down.” - NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Aimee Friedman

“graceful world-building [with] strong characterizations and an enveloping plot…” - Publishers Weekly

“Anthem, with her unwillingness to be just another brokenhearted girl, will likely inspire legions of teenage girls to forget the guys and go kick some butt.” - Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

“With an interwoven back story that will leave readers gobsmacked, Kahaney’s description is so detailed readers will easily slip into this futuristic world with its palpably sordid creepiness.” - Kirkus Reviews

“Fans won’t be disappointed. Few readers will anticipate the conclusion, which makes for a fitting end to a tongue–in–cheek yet violent glimpse into a future of equality, greed, and organized crime.” - Booklist