Cold, Cold Bones: 'Kathy Reichs has written her masterpiece' (Michael Connelly)

Reviews

J - loves books, reads books

It's a brilliant read, just finished reading it. There was enough twists and turns to keep you guessing. Apparently his son is scared of it, even though Tempe is paying for the child to have sessions with a therapist!

JojoShMcWhite

The eyeball has coordinates minutely etched on it. As so many veterans seem to have. If I’m ever in a bit of a slump I can always count on her books to pull me out.

@menwholovesbooks

It’s a compelling storyline and whilst it was no great surprise regarding ‘who dunnit’ it’s an enjoyable and entertaining read. It began with an eyeball….

hero_of_canton

Thanks to Random Things Tours for sending me the book. Kathy Reichs’ books are always such quick reads for me, which I really love. Or, it’s one of several mental health threads that are a feature in the book.

It all starts with an eyeball, left on Tempe’s doorstep. Tempe’s daughter Kate is now out of the army and looking to use some money she has to support the homeless, especially those veterans that find themselves on the streets, so she volunteers at a shelter. Andrew Ryan is in Montreal so Tempe calls ex Detective Skinny Slidell, he’s attached to a police cold cases unit.