Madeline Dare Novel Invisible Boy, Book 3, (Paperback)

from JEB5

Read does a great job incorporating media and cultural references in her books. Such sentences like "Wednesday started out Capra and ended Polanski" add a element to her writing that many authors don't have. "Invisible Boy" was an amazing book. Sad, funny, with a dab of kick-butt - each page has ...

from macygma

Maddie Dare is back in the best novel yet for Cornelia Read. While helping her newly-found cousin clean up the weed infested family cemetary in Jamiaca, Queens; she comes across the skull of a child. Further investigation finds the body - with the ribs crushed in. This sends everyone into a tizzy...

from auntieknickers

This is the third in Read's series featuring Madeline Dare, a young woman who gets caught up in a crime now and then. Madeline and her husband Dean move every few years, and some time elapses between each book, so "Cabot's Cove syndrome" is avoided. Invisible Boy is more of a thriller than a myst...

from CMash

Synopsis: The year 1990, Madeline Dare, returns to New York City. Boarding school educated, self proclaimed liberal, liberated and very much opinionated. She accepts an invitation to help in the clean up and restoration of a historical family cemetery that is generations old and has been vandaliz...

from kraaivrouw

How did I miss this author before now? I picked this up because I liked the cover and the plot sounded like it had potential. It wasn't quite what I expected, but that's okay because it was really enjoyable. Our intrepid heroine, Madeline Dare (what a great name) is a kind of Nora Charles sort of...