Picked up in a charity shop. I have actually read this a while ago, borrowed it from the library. But I want to read it again.

From the back of the book:
"Chupan Ya, Guatemala:
Dr Temperence Brenann, forensic anthropologist, is working on one of the most heartbreaking cases of her career, searching the remains of mass graves for the bodies of women and children.

As Tempe digs in the cold, damp pit, the soil begins to yield ash and cinders. Its colour changes from mahongany to graveyard black. Her trowel touches something hard. The bone of a child no more than two years old. Something savage happened twenty years ago.

And something savage is happening today. Four girls are missing from Guatemala City, one of them the daughter of the Canadian Ambassador. A skeleton is found in a septic tank at the back of a run-down hotel. Only someone with Tempe's expertise can deduce who the victim was and how they died.

But her path is blocked. It appears that some people would prefer that Chupan Ya stayed buried. And others want the missing girls kept the same way.

Thank you, Starry-Starry. Arrived today and next to be read in this series.

I knew it was him!! Well, 50 pages before the end anyway. Good, gripping yarn as always.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

left on the table at the uber friendly gathering of Nottinghamshire BookCrossers.

Will give this one a go, cheers C-P.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

A good solid thriller. Kept me guessing for a good few days! Will leave at the OBCZ in Westfield, Derby.