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NotYourAverageJenn
History buff, news junkie, art, art-journals, poetry, music lover, eye for color, witty impaired, ambiguous poet, adores commas and English roses, shutter bug, chief cook and dog walker...
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The Cabinet of Curiosities
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The Truth-Teller's Lie
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The Bone Bed (A Scarpetta Novel)
I'll go along with the general consensus on this one; It sort of lacked something. No frightening plot twist. No insight to the killers mind. Not even an interesting motive. Kay did a lot of thinking. About everyone. All the time. for 99.9% of the book. There were multiple crime scenes, but none really stood out, none gripped your imagination, when you compare to PC's previous novels. It wasn't creepy, nail-biting, or really shock-inducing at all. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't Body Farm or Point of Origin. PC always writes competent novels. Fact-checking, Kay Scarpetta will always be readable. This particular one seemed a little flat for me.
