by Kathy Reichs, Linda Emond
Wow. Good plot twists, character twists and a shining light of (possible) hope at the end of the tunnel. Can't wait for the next book.However, I wish Reichs focused more on the resolution of Tempe's love life. I'm not a huge fan of the daughter (whose name escapes me at this moment) but she was a go...
I have zero interest in things Voodoo and the like. So, when I started reading Devil Bones, I was thinking that I would give it one sitting and see where it went. All the while, I thought I would be putting it down due to the subject matter. I was truly surprised at how well Ms. Reichs handled th...
Eh, not the best Bones book. I guess everyone has to do a Voodoo/Santeria themed book. I do like Brennan, though, as always.
This is the eleventh book in the Tempe Brennan series, so at this point, the books, aren't necessarily predictable, but the writing style and storylines are. I still enjoyed the book and will continue on with the series, but at this time, Tempe Brennan is as comfortable as an old bathrobe. Final GR ...
I'm always aware that Reich is working with a formula, but it was really obvious with this one. Still it got me through a miserable day with a cold.
This was probably one of the more disjointed stories she's written. Maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, but too many people seemed to be involved in the murders. I like books where you have a chance of figuring it out on your own, not a person thrown in there out of nowhere. With that bein...
I'm a big fan of Kathy Reichs' novels and, in fact, have read all of them. For some reason, I found this one a little "fluffy." I thought the plot points were reasonably good, including the introduction of a Rush Limbaugh-type character who (like his inspiration) conflates every minority religion ...
Reichs this time mixed a few disparate ideas dealing with fringe or non-mainstream religious beliefs into a macabre hunt for a killer that kinda ends up with a very very little bang.The red herrings are obvious and some of the false, misleading characters are just paper thin. Not her best effort but...
Wow. Good plot twists, character twists and a shining light of (possible) hope at the end of the tunnel. Can't wait for the next book.However, I wish Reichs focused more on the resolution of Tempe's love life. I'm not a huge fan of the daughter (whose name escapes me at this moment) but she was a go...
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