Bones to Ashes

from cmeilink

Since I normally purchase and read Kathy Reichs' books the moment they hit the shelves, I'm not sure how I missed this book when it was released in 2007 but better late than never. This Temperance Brennan installment takes place during one of her Montreal rotations, and it's non-stop from the fir...

from Alera

Fast-paced! A joy to read and easy to get lost in. I love this set of novels and Bones to Ashes lived up to my expectations of this series. There were a lot of threads in this very engaging and somewhat personal (for Tempe) plot, and I think the best part of it was that while they were all wrappe...

from bilja

Maybe not the best book ever written by Dr.Reichs, sometimes complicated, sometimes boaring in its details, shows a very interesting part of the Canadian/American history. Always departing from Tempe's personal life, her summer holidays with her little sis and 2 french canadian girls, develops a ...

from Joybee

Typical Temperance Brennan novel, a fun quick read. Set in Montreal. Forensic anthropologist, Tempe reminisces about a childhood friend who mysteriously disappeared, and is reminded of her when a set of bones come to her attention about the approximate age of the vanished girl. Meanwhile the body...

from seasidereader

I disagree with other reviewers about the appeal of Tempe's childhood side story, and it felt it added immensely to the intrigue. (Spoiler alert:) It also helps to explain her irrational tenacity about pursuing the wrong perpetrator. Yes, some of the characters aren't fully drawn and all loose en...