Cloaked in Malice was about a young girl named Maddie who loves vintage clothes. The weird thing is that whenever she touches the vintage clothing, she gets vision that she has no clue about. But one time a beautiful girls comes to search Maddie's past. The creepy thing is that the girl looks exactly like her good friend Dolly sweet. When she touches that young girl's cloak, the visions is horrible. It was about a kidnap and murder. Maddie asks her FBI agent boyfriend Nick to help sort this mystery out. I picked this book because the library said that it was one of the best fiction stories that they had in the library.I finished it because it was interesting.I recommend this book to people who are 14 and over because this book is really mature and very elaborate.This book was okay because it was confusing and too advance for me. I had a hard time reading it. Good book. I always enjoy the stories of Maddie and her visions and this one was no exception. Things had been pretty calm lately when a girl comes into the shop with a cloak she wants some information about. When Maddie touched that cloak though, she saw a scene of murder and kidnapping. This sets her off on her inevitable search for the truth. I love Maddie's persistence in trying to figure out how all the pieces fit together. I was glad to see that this time she included Nick in the process. They finally seem to be settling into a steadier relationship. I really liked the way they were able to work together to unravel the threads of Paisley's past. I also loved getting more of a look at the past lives of Dolly and the ghost Dante. There were some great moments of Annette Blair humor, including the timely appearance of Maddie's brother and Nick's partner Alex. The only character I could never quite make up my mind about was Paisley herself. She alternated too much between totally naive and then completely comfortable with the modern world. Overall, I can't wait for the next one.
I couldn't put this book down! I love the way she ties together the past and the present.
—whonut
It was a good book filled with a bit of intrique.
—BookerGirl
One of the best in this series so far!!!!
—Magamgagg
Ridiculous and fun.
—ilove2read
Too convoluted.
—NashDash
