206 Bones

Kathy Reichs

2009 • 322 pages

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Chicago forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is accused of mishandling the autopsy and the case of a missing heiress from Montreal--an investigation that becomes more complicated when two more bodies of elderly women are found in Montreal and Tempe faces the very real possibility that a colleague has sabotaged work in the lab.

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Kari

This one was quite full of suspense since you start out with Tempe trapped somewhere. The story is then told back and forth from the present where Tempe is trapped to the past where she's piecing together what happened to her. Things were a little predictable for me. I knew who the bad guy was concerning Tempe's kidnapping, but the case that she and Ryan were working on was just filler. It was boring and basically unnecessary for the plot.

November 4, 2011