After H. G. Wells

Dark Matter by Blake Crouch

You loved The Invisible Man because it didn't flinch—Griffin's god-like power breeding paranoia, isolation metastasizing into violence, scientific brilliance corroding into villainy. Wells proved that invisibility wasn't the real horror; it was what ambition does when no one's watching. If that raw descent into moral freefall still haunts you, you're ready for what comes next.