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I enjoyed it. The Scarpetta 1st person POVs are the best ones (idk why this series has so many format changes) the set up for this one was neat, but it did seem drawn out in the beginning w/3 different scenarios demanding Kay‘s attention. & No idea why there had to be a connection with a victim & Scarpetta‘s team… the amount of times that has happened is silly. But ultimately the action was so good.

Meh. Plot seemed slow. And stretched. Gives off too much “the world revolves around Kay” vibes. And then the character wonders why some people despise her.

Plus the audiobook narrator was not great. She did fine with the voice of Kay, but Lucy sounded like Eyore and I don‘t know what accent she thought she was afflicting Marino with, but it sure wasn‘t a Jersey one, and that‘s a critique from someone who grew up in Jersey.

🎧 I‘ve only read 1 Scarpetta book. This was similar. A good medical/forensic/female MC/suspense novel.

A woman disappears from a dinosaur bone bed dig in remote Canada & somehow the MC is drawn into the mystery from many miles away.

I haven‘t read enough Scarpetta books to make a comparison but this was good. 1st person fit as the MC seems self consumed & alone. This sets up a story with a cruel killer making the book good & creepy.

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41-2020 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Audiobook 13
Finally!!!!! This one most resembles the first Scarpetta books, lets hope the rest of the series does

Patricia Cornwell didn't disappoint in this book

Finally finished this read and very pleased about it! I didn‘t have much recollection about the plot line so it was like a brand new read for me, which was a good adventure. 😊

Someone posted this on Facebook and I thought it described my readings habits of late perfectly. 😂 #busybeaver #slowprogressisstillprogress

Hi everyone! I‘ve been MIA for a while so I decided to post something to let people know that 1) I‘m still reading; and 2) I‘m still reading The Bone Bed because my summer was insane and I took a bit of a hiatus. Now that it‘s September, I‘m making a real effort to read at least one chapter before bed - last night I read three. 😁

This is another re-read. My dad gave me this for Christmas a few years ago. When I was growing up, my mom was always the one who played a real active role in my reading - reading to me, took me to the library, bookstore, etc. Dad never discouraged reading but he wasn‘t as active as my mom was. This was the first book (supposedly) he picked out for me on his own, so it holds a special place in my heart.

Enough puzzles to keep your mind playing.

Not sure why I couldn't get into this book....I am a Patricia Cornwell fan! I tried 3 times, and finished about 1/3 of the book......still a fan just not this book!

Started reading this at the beach. Stayed up late last night and early again today to finish it. Kay Scarpetta is an amazing woman. Love to see her niece Lucy in the book. I love Patricia Cornwell's books. Even though they have the same characters, you can read them in any order. Starting another!