From the back of the book:

March in Montreal: it is a bitterly cold night and in the grounds of an old church forensic anthropologist Dr Temperance Brennan digs carefully. She is there to exhume the remains of a nun proposed for sainthood. But the body has been moved to an unmarked grave in a far corner of the cemetery. What will Tempe discover when the frozen ground finally yields to her tools?

Just hours later, Tempe is called the scene of an horrific arson. A young family has perished, and there seems to be not witness, no motive, no explanation.

From the charred remains of the inferno, to a trail of sinister cult activity and a terrifying showdown during an ice storm, Tempe gathers her evidence and confronts the terror of a killer out of control. 'Another day. Another death. Death du Jour. My God, how many such days would there be?'

This was a good read, she is a great storyteller.

Arrived safely this morning....along with some very welcome extras:-) Thanks ever so much

Another compelling read - somewhat predictable in places, but still I wanted to read on. Can't wait to start on the next one

Back home again. Thank you Vespa