Invincible (Piercing the Veil) Paperback – April 28, 2014

Very enjoyable read. The pace is good. Just enough about the historical and scientific aspects to flesh out the story. Add engaging characters and settings and it makes a great fantasy read.

Another Arthurian plot complete with magic, suspense and twist. There are many different things that make this yarn grab and hold your interest from start to finish. As a historical perspective on a hidden kingdom set within the familiar background of the Roundtable we have families who believe and don't believe in the unseen world behind magic and a 1500 year old legion integrating multiple cultures with everything being believable.With main characters teenagers taking the lead. Good and evil fight for your attention. Looking forward to the continuation of this saga.

I like YA books anyway, and this is better than most. It's well written and well thought out. I'm impressed by her research. I learned a few new words (like penumbra) and some physics. It's a lot of fun to read. I'm going to read the third in the trilogy now and find out how everything gets wrapped up. I'm enjoying the characters because they grow through their experiences. The treatment of death is sensitive, better than in a lot of books for young adults.

Second book in series. Good story, Clean. Love the King Arthur and Merlin stories. Looking forward to reading the 3rd and final book in the trilogy.

I enjoyed reading the books, once I read the first, had to read the others to find out what happened!

Amazing storyline.......complex and vey well written. I enjoyed every page. Can’t wait to read the next book in the series.

Great for youngsters. Has a good plot and writing by author. It held my interest as an adult lover of sci fi and fantasy enough to read the trilogy.

It's a good read but a lot of blushing going on.Now I need to read the next book to see why he wasn't invincible Why couldn't you do anything

I loved this book! A geat follow-on from Intangible, packed with action and suspense. It continues with the unique link with physics that the first book had, and does a great job at explaining the events that occur, that I'm sure all non-physicists will understand. Being a physics student myself, it fills me with joy whenever a new explanation comes up, and it shows even more in this book that the plot and mechanics at work have all been thought through in great detail, so much so that sometimes I begin to believe that it could actually be true! Overall a great story, I really hope it does well and I can't wait for Impossible now!!