Scarpetta Unnatural Exposure: Scarpetta (Book 8), Book 8, (Paperback)

from miyurose

I'm just not sure what to think about this series. I like forensics angle, and the mystery, but these later books are just so bogged down in the sturm und drang of Kay's life. Oh, the malaise! Kay Scarpetta has the angst of your average 15 year old girl, and it's starting to get in the way. The s...

from readingover50

I read this one in one day, because once the first pox victim showed up, I realized I had read this one before. The beginning of the book focuses on the hunt for a serial killer who dismembers his victims. This killer has been working both in Ireland and in the United States. Dr. Scarpetta has be...

from buffalogr

Not a bad whodunit, but the perp was introduced in the last few minutes....personal foul, 15 yard penalty!

from Darrol

Better than the previous. But only marginally. Personal relations with the interesting people (Marino and Lucy, not Wesley) lack punch. Crime was interesting and the trail to the solution was okay. Ending was a little abrupt, but not as stupid as in the last book.

from delphimo

Kay Scarpetta begins an autopsy on a limbless and headless torso, but the torso has a rash like smallpox. Kay and her employee Wingo have been exposed. Then more cases appear on the island of Tangier. An epidemic threat impels Kay and the FBI to find the cause. Kay realizes that she loves Benton,...