Dr Temperance Brennan takes on a case that uncovers horrors she could never have predicted.
It is the skeleton of a young girl, no more than fourteen years old - and forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan is struggling to control her emotions.
The coroner is being evasive, insisting the bones are ancient and of no interest. But this doesn't feel right, and Tempe is convinced that someone is hiding something.
Working on instinct, Tempe takes matters into her own hands. But her work uncovers horrors she could never have predicted, as what started in the lab quickly becomes her most harrowing, and personal, case yet.

I am sending this off in the "Body Parts" bookring.

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Am not going to read this one, and keep it going in the bookray/ring.

I read one of Kathy Reich's before and although I liked the storyline, I didn't get on with some of the characters. Also the plot of this one is a bit too similar to a Tana French I'm currently reading.

On its way!

Taking from the Body parts bookring.

Released at the BookCrossers NI Feb meetup.

A good plot, but the constant shoe-horning in of unnecessary geographical and historical information was grating. The characters also lacked depth.

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