Open the back cover of Calling Invisible Women and you will hoot with laughter.  The photo of the author, Jeanne Ray, is as imaginative as this story.

Clover Hobart is a middle aged mother of two young adults and the wife of a pediatrician with an insanely busy practice.  One day she discovers that she is invisible.  As any middle age woman knows, this is not uncommon, however, Clover was actually gone.  She could not see her own hands, face or anything else.  This crazy situation was being experienced by other women that Clover finds through a newspaper ad she stumbles over while searching the notices.  The 10 a.m. meeting at the Downtown Sheraton of equally invisible women brings comfort to Clover and a determination to discover the source of their invisibility.  Could a combination of prescription drugs that all of these women have taken actually lead to this result?  How are they going to battle a major pharmaceutical company?  When will her family actually take notice of her condition?

Jeanne Ray wrote her first book as a retirement project after working forty years as a registered nurse. This New York Times bestselling author has a wonderful sense of humor.  I can’t wait to see what else she has written.