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The success of the Fox TV show Bones, basedworking forensic anthropologist who can also
on bestseller Reichs's series featuringwrite! She combines her brilliance in both
forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennanarts in her mesmerizing novels, and Break No
(Cross Bones, etc.), bodes well for thisBones is the best yet! I am awed by its power
latest installment, in which Brennan onceand her ability to demonstrate what I call
again stumbles on a modern-day mystery'the silent secrets in the bones.' Once
inadvertently. While supervising a dig ofagain, I am so impressed with the wealth of
Native American burial grounds in Charleston,knowledge Reichs draws on, her suspenseful
S.C., Brennan finds more recent remains.plotting, and her marvelous ear for dialogue
Soon, her ex-husband, who's a lawyer, appearsand sense of place. Temperance Brennan rides
in town, pursuing leads in a missing personsagain in this compelling tale of a
case connected with a local church. Bodiessuspenseful  murder  probe.
start piling up at an alarming rate, and
Brennan begins to suspect that the deaths areReichs' fans will be delighted; I predict an
linked to each other—and herovernight bestseller! Reading Break No Bones
ex-husband's  inquiry.kept pulling me away from my own deadlines,
but I loved it! Following the tremendous
Reichs's down-to-earth heroine is ansuccess of Cross Bones, Kathy Reichs explores
appealing creation, who deftly jugglesanother high-profile topic in Break No Bones
personal problems with professional-- a case that lands forensic anthropologist
challenges. Despite the somewhat obviousTemperance Brennan in the middle of a
solution, this novel confirms the series'gruesome  international  scheme.
place in the front rank of the ever-expanding
forensic  thriller  subgenre.Summoned to South Carolina to fill in for a
negligent colleague, Tempe is stuck teaching
In this ninth in the popular series, forensica lackluster archaeology field school in the
anthropologist Tempe Brennan is spending tworuins of a Native American burial ground on
weeks in May on Dewees, a barrier islandthe  Charleston  shore.
north of Charleston, South Carolina, where
she is leading a student excavation of aBut when Tempe stumbles upon a fresh skeleton
prehistoric site when one of the bodies theyamong the ancient bones, her old friend Emma
find isn't so ancient. After reporting herRousseau, the local coroner, persuades her to
find to her friend Emma Rousseau, coroner atstay on and help with the investigation. When
the Charleston County Coroner's Office, TempeEmma reveals a disturbing secret, it becomes
learns that Emma is ill and unable tomore important than ever for Tempe to help
investigate; so Tempe fills in for her as aher  friend  close  the  case.
consultant. When another body is found in a
different location, the forensic examinationThe body count begins to climb. An
of the bones shows a similarity in the mannerunidentified man is found hanging from a tree
of death. As Tempe investigates further,deep in the woods. Another corpse shows up in
another body turns up, leading her to aa barrel. There are mysterious nicks on bones
horrifying conclusion about the motive forin several bodies, and signs of
these deaths. Complicating matters, Tempe'sstrangulation. Tempe follows the trail to a
estranged husband moves into the house shefree street clinic with a belligerent staff,
has borrowed, and her boyfriend arrivesa suspicious doctor, and a donor who is a
unexpectedly from Montreal. Tempe must workcharismatic televangelist. Clues abound in
through her ambivalence about divorcing herthe most unlikely places as Tempe uses her
unfaithful husband, for whom she still hasunique knowledge and skills to build her
feelings, but she also cares for hercase, even as the local sheriff remains
boyfriend. Readers who enjoy Patriciadubious  and  her  own  life  is  threatened.
Cornwell's mysteries will appreciate the
forensic detail here, and moreTempe's  love  life  is  also  complicated.
character-oriented readers will respond to
Reichs' likable and well-developed cast, fromRyan, her current flame, has come down to
the local sheriff to Tempe herself, avisit her from Montreal, and Pete, her former
dedicated woman who feels compelled tohusband, is investigating the disappearance
provide justice for those who can no longerof a local woman -- and he and Tempe are
speak for themselves. An engrossing entry instaying in the same borrowed beach house.
a  widely  read  series.Ryan and Pete compete for her attentions, and
Tempe finds herself more distracted by her
A brilliant novel in the tradition of thefeelings  for  both  men  than  she expected.
best Southern gothic writing! What a pleasure
it is to watch Tempe Brennan on the job onceBreak No Bones is a smart, taut thriller
again, this time in the perfectly realizedfeaturing the kind of high-stakes crime that
world of South Carolina. Reichs's seamlessmakes  the  headlines  every  week.
blending of fascinating science and dead-on
psychological portrayals, not to mention aReichs, the inspiration for the hit FOX TV
whirlwind of a plot, make Break No Bones ashow Bones, is writing at the top of her
must read." "A rare treat indeed for theform, and Tempe has never been more
discerning mystery reader! Kathy Reichs is acompelling.



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