By Sophie Jupillat Posey

Cover Blurb:

A laugh-out-loud adventure for kids aged 8-13 and an ideal read-along for adults to enjoy as well! Alum Bay’s old people are going missing. Behind the kidnappings lies Maddie Mainard, a tuna-eating secret agent with an unlimited supply of evil schemes and devious disguises. Maddie’s now got her eyes on Lottie Baxter’s eccentric and loveable, if slightly gassy, great grandad, Cheddar George. In order to save Cheddar and his bingo-loving mates, Lottie and her pencil case of extraordinary gadgets will have to unravel a sinister government plot. Can Lottie and Detective Inspector Sergeant-Constable solve the mystery before it’s too late?

Maddie the Baddie By Author Alan Barbara – Book Review

“Maddie the Baddie” is a fun, enjoyable romp and delightful sequel to “Fool’s Gold.” We meet some of the old cast, like the ever intrepid Lottie, and her crazy great granddad Cheddar George. This time, trouble comes to Alum Bay in the form of Maddie Mainard, a PCS agent whose mission is to kidnap old folks from the area who have done anything slightly wrong in their past. Misunderstandings and wild schemes fuel the plot, and Cheddar George finds himself as one of Maddie’s targets. Naturally Lottie and her BREW crew have to try and save him. The dialogue continues to be funny, and distinct for each character. The plot takes one on unexpected turns and escalates in a hilarious fashion. Sometimes the magical element of the BREW crew can be a bit convenient for the plot, but all in all, they add a fun twist to the story. The pacing is engaging and moves along. Despite some editing errors, the story is a highly enjoyable read! I award this book 4.5 stars!

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