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The Crazy School (Madeline Dare Series #2) » (Unabridged, 8 CDs, 10 hours)

Book cover image of The Crazy School (Madeline Dare Series #2) by Cornelia Read

Authors: Cornelia Read, Hilary Huber (Narrated by), Hilary Huber
ISBN-13: 9781433208201, ISBN-10: 1433208202
Format: Compact Disc
Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Date Published: January 2008
Edition: Unabridged, 8 CDs, 10 hours

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Author Biography: Cornelia Read

Cornelia Read grew up in New York, California, and Hawaii. She is a reformed debutante who currently lives in Berkeley with her husband and twin daughters. To learn more about the author, you can visit her website at www.corneliaread.com, and www.nakedauthors.com, her group blog with authors Jim Born, Paul Levine, Patty Smiley, and Jacqueline Winspear.

Book Synopsis

From the acclaimed author of A FIELD OF DARKNESS comes another compelling novel featuring the acerbic and memorable voice of ex-debutante Madeline Dare.

Madeline Dare has finally escaped rust-belt Syracuse, New York, for the lush BerkshireMountains in Massachusetts. After her husband's job offer falls through, Maddie signs on as a teacher at the SantangeloAcademy, a boarding school for disturbed teenagers. Behind the academy's ornate gates, she discovers a disturbing realm where students and teachers alike must submit to the founder's bizarre therapeutic regimen. From day one, Maddie feels uneasy about smooth-talking Dr. Santangelo but when she questions his methods, she's appalled to find that her fellow teachers would rather turn on each other than stand up for themselves, much less protect the students in their care. A chilling event confirms Maddie's worst suspicions, then hints at an even darker secret history, one that twines through the academy's very heart. Cut off from the outside world, Maddie must join forces with a small band of the school's most violently rebellious students-kids whose troubled grip on reality may well prove to be her only chance of salvation.

The New York Times - Marilyn Stasio

The perverse tones of Madeline Dare rake their fingernails across the mental blackboard in The Crazy School. And how nice it is to hear that rebel voice again…While hardly taxing, the whodunit plot is funny and twisted, and it gives Madeline plenty of opportunities to air her caustic views on the evolutionary decline of her social class.

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