The Invisible Woman: A Thriller

At first, seemed pretty good. Then sort of strange. Elinor does the best she can to take care of a baby (no experience) and do some snooping for FBI, or so she thinks. A little boring in the middle, but comes together in a pretty good way at the end. Not the best from these authors.

Completely hilarious and entertaining! Was it realistic? Absolutely not but it was a blast to read and root for Elinor, out of her depth but doing her darndest to get back her job (and benefits) at the FBI by not only taking care of a baby, but also snooping around to find cartel evidence to stop some bad guys from laundering dirty money. That is quite the full plate! Elinor is a dear! I really had to admire her, even if she was woefully unaware of baby care. That leads to some hilarious situations in the story but also sweet sweet moments (like a smile from Lily) when it all begins to click for Elinor and really makes it feel a bit real. I would almost call this a cozy thriller, it that is possible with the race to find out about the art smuggling but also Elinor learning what she is capable of juggling that with the baby care and getting to the bottom of why her stupid former boss chose her for this job and what he is really up to. While this is a standalone, at least so far, I really would love to get more cases that Elinor solves because I love her and her good character who can do anything (even where a fat suit for days on end!). It may be called the Invisible Women but Elinor really stands out to me! I am so glad I got the chance to read this book and highly recommend it for a thrilling funny cozy read!