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Bones of Betrayal (Body Farm, #4)
by Jefferson Bass
by Jefferson Bass
Lora King's review
bookshelves: mystery-thriller, fiction-crime
Jul 24, 11
bookshelves: mystery-thriller, fiction-crime
Read from July 21 to 23, 2011 — I own a copy
#4 in the series. I just love these books. I can just see these guys running around East Tennessee solving murders. This one is centered in Oak Ridge and yes, involves OR's nuclear past. A modern day murder (or two) along with a 1940's murder set the stage for this mystery. I think being one of Dr. Brockton's friends is dangerous, but being a romantic interest is just deadly! I like the history lesson on the work done at OR and the personal twists the writers always add. A very entertaining read.
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