Vanishing Acts

Vanishing Acts
Phillip Margolin and Ami Margolin Rome Harper
c/o Harper Collins
95 Broadway, New York, NY 100007
www.harpercollins.com
9780061885563, $16.99, www.amazon.com

“Vanishing Acts” is the first of hopefully many books written by this father and daughter. It is also the first time Phillip Margolin has authored a book in the YA genre. Junior high student Madison Kincaid has an interesting life outside of school. She helps out in her father’s law practice. Because of her interest in the law she becomes involved in solving the case of the teacher she had in second grade who is missing. It is suspected there was foul play according to all of the circumstantial evidence the police have. Madison suspects something else happened and she is determined to find her former teacher alive and well. “Vanishing Acts” is a fast paced interesting novel that is sure to delight the millions of Phillip Margolin fans.

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