A newborn baby is found wedged in a vanity cabinet in a rundown apartment near Montreal.

Dr Temperance Brennan, forensic anthropologist to the province of Quebec, is brought in to investigate. While there, she discovers the mummified remains of two more babies within the same room.

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Arrived back in the Crime and Mystery Bookbox.

A book I know I shall read before it travels onwards.

Well, I was correct. Somehow it just fell into my hands and never reached tbr.

This is further into this series than I have previously read and Temperance Brennan is (for me) still an annoyingly, rush headlong into the fray, over the top personage. I thought that this far into the series surely she would have calmed down to a more normal tempo, but wrong. The plot is, as always, twisted this way and that, and a little disturbing, but not difficult to follow. I do like the background into the forensic anthropology though I am aware that some readers do not like this much good information 'interrupting' the storyline.

This may well continue its travels in another bookbox before long, but meanwhile on available.

Released into the Crime / Mystery Bookbox about to go out on another round in the world.

Taking out of the Crime & Mystery Bookbox