La quimica de la muerte / The Chemistry of Death

from quiBee

Retreating from his former life as a forensic anthropologist, Dr. David Hunter moves to live as a simpl G.P., in a small Norfolk village.After a few years building up a new life there, murder comes and he's pulled in, against his will, to help the police, just as his life was starting to pull its...

from Fluffyblue

Brilliant crime novel - although I kind of suspected who had 'done the deed' during the course of the book, I'm pretty sure I was led down that path, particularly by the clue that was found on the first body that David couldn't quite get a fix of in his mind. I found myself shouting what it as he...

from jan.fleming

Three years ago, David Hunter moved to rural Norfolk to escape his life in London, his gritty work in forensics, and a tragedy that nearly destroyed him. Working as a simple country doctor, seeing his lost wife and daughter only in his dreams, David struggles to remain uninvolved when the corpse ...

from Cappa-books

A very enjoyable read. Just enough forensic detail to stop you from skipping past it - i find some books on the forensic theme waffle on a bit too much and you are waiting for them to get back to the story!! Well written and nice to have a Crime Thriller set in England. Plenty of twists and turns...

from WeeziesBooks

"The Chemistry of Death" is a book that I picked up as a beach read in Mexico. It seemed as if it would be a light and quick read but the reality is that it wasn't that light; however, it did read easily. It was a debut novel by Simon Beckett and the story of a forensic anthropologist and a seria...