A nameless woman appears to be just another body at the morgue-until Boston medical examiner Maura Isles sees the courpse open its eyes. The now-frantic Jane Doe is rushed off to the hospital, where with cool precision she shoots a security guard and seizes hostages, one of whom is pregnant homicide detective Jane Rizzoli. As the tense hours tick by, Maura joins forces with Jane's husband, FBI agent Gabrial Dean, to track down the killer's identity. But this case goes far deeper than just an ordinary hostage crisis, and Jane, trapped with the armed madwoman, is the only one who holds the key to the mystery.

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Dr. Maura Isles discovers a woman in the morgue who is still alive and things quickly spiral out of control when she becomes combative and takes hostages at the hospital including Det. Rizzoli who is there to deliver her baby! The Boston PD is pushed aside in the investigation by forces from Washington and Rizzoli and her husband Agent Dean are determined to find out just what is going on. This was a page turner and I really enjoyed it :)

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