The Invisible Man — H. G. Wells

Griffin, a brilliant young scientist, unlocks the secret of invisibility—and is trapped inside his own experiment. Faceless and unmoored from identity, he hides in a quiet English village as genius curdles into paranoia and violence. The Invisible Man is a scientific thriller that exposes how fragile morality becomes when no one is watching. With razor-edged irony and clinical precision, Wells dissects power, isolation, and the limits of personal responsibility. A gripping, unsettling modern classic that anticipates today’s debates on surveillance, ethics, and unrestrained science.