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The Janus Stone is the second book in the Ruth Galloway series. As the story opens, Dr. Ruth Galloway, head of forensic archaeology at the University of North Norfolk, is called to consult when an archaeology team uncovers the bones of a small child (minus the skull), buried underneath the main doorway of a derelict Victorian mansion in Norwich. But as Ruth begins to investigate, along with her police counterpart, detective Harry Nelson, she discovers the old estate had been an orphanage where t
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This is the second in the new mystery series set in Norfolk, England, featuring forensic archaeologist Ruth Galloway. Detective Chief Inspector Harry Nelson calls Ruth in to investigate some bones uncovered by builders demoloshing an old Victorian home. They look to be those of a small child, and the skull is missing. The house was previously a children's home, so Ruth and Harry both wonder what was really going there. As the investigation continues, it seems like someone is trying very hard to
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A satisfying blend of mythology, science, mystery and character-driven plot. I enjoyed the first book in this series and found Ruth a likeable and relatable heroine, and this sequel does not disappoint. Looking forward to the next.


Feb 17, 2012
Gina
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