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Bed of Bones | Cheryl Bradshaw

2 posts | 3 read | 5 to read

Sometimes even the deepest, darkest secrets find their way to the surface. Thirteen-year-old Willie Compton and his younger brother Leonard stumble upon a mine shaft while hiking the hills of Park City, Utah. A Slinky Leonard's been flipping back and forth between his hands slips through his fingers. Leonard bolts forward and reaches out to grab it, but he slips, then he falls into the shaft. Bed of Bones tells a tale of murder, shining a big, bold light on Park City's tragic past. A past that's about to revisit the present. If you enjoy stories full of twists and turns, Bed of Bones will keep you guessing. A New York Times bestselling series. "An intricately woven mystery that'll have you turning the pages faster than a force ten gale." "Fast-paced, modern-day novel that combines the best elements of both the mystery and thriller genres."

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Bed of Bones | Cheryl Bradshaw

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I read an entire book! It‘s a miracle!

I really enjoyed the mystery side of BED OF BONES. Bradshaw delivers a good, creepy, highly readable case that refuses to embrace easy answers.

Unfortunately, I wasn‘t as into the parts about Sloane‘s personal life, and they account for probably half the book. Neither she nor any of her friends struck me as people I‘d want to read about again. Oh well.

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Bed of Bones | Cheryl Bradshaw

Supper was Szechwan shrimp with broccoli, okra, and rice noodles. Unfortunately, it wasn‘t spicy enough. I‘ll need to use more sauce next time.

I read another couple chapters of BED OF BONES while I ate. Here‘s hoping I actually finish this one, unlike the last three novels I tried to read with my eyeballs.

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