Flesh and Bone by Jefferson Bass My rating: 5 of 5 stars After finishing Ghost Story (review forth-coming, maybe) I was in need of a Dresden break before I jumped into Cold Days . None of the fantasy or sci-fi on my list really grabbed my attention, so back to murder mysteries I went. I am liking the writing style(s) of Jefferson Bass much better than Kathy Reichs (but I still binge on Bones marathons). Spoiler I can't believe they killed off a main character so soon!! I had to make sure I wasn't reading A Game of Thrones . I was happy to see that Bass and Miranda had made up and that Miranda wasn't all psycho-girlfriend about Bass' blooming love life. The twist ... I saw coming and yet I didn't. Let's just say that the circumstantial evidence was quite convincing, except that you know that he didn't do it, so as a reader you already have doubt and start looking for alternative explanations. Like most of my favorite books of all genres, this...
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