Madonia's "Invisible Fault Lines" to Be Published bySimon & Schuster




Kristen-Paige Madonia writes that Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers will be publishing her second novel, Invisible Fault Lines, in the spring of 2016. 

 A contemporary novel with a historical twist. “Part mystery, part love story, part historical fiction, and all San Francisco, Invisible Fault Lines is a story of resilience and explores the ways we cope with the seemingly unsolvable mysteries of life.”

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