Lorraine H. (Kit) - , reviewed on 4/1/2007 + 68 more book reviews

Examining a badly decomposed corpse is de rigueur for forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan. But puzzling damage on the body of a shooting victim, an Orthodix Jewish man, suggests this is no ordinary Montreal murder. When a stranger slips Tempe a photograph of a skelton unearthed at an archaeological site, Tempe uncovers chilling ties between the dead man and secrets long buried in the dust of Israel. Traveling there with Detective Andrew Ryan, Tempe plunges into an international mystery as old as Jesus, and centered on the controversial discover of Christ's tomb. Has a mastermind lured her into an elaborate hoax? If not, Tempe may be on the brink of rewriting two thousand years of history--if she can survive the foes dead set of buying her.

Excellent book written by Kathy Reichs, full of suspense, thrills, and especially chills. Will keep those pages turning until you come to the final one.

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