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Kathy Reichs - believed dead live longer (cross bones)
Synopsis of the publisher:
"The body of an Orthodox Jewish importer from Montreal brought Dr. Temperance Brennan overtime in the laboratory, the gunshot wound. head points to suicide, but for the forensic anthropologist is a heinous crime is not excluded. Tempes investigation takes an unexpected turn when a stranger slipped her the photo of an ancient skeleton and insists that it is the key to the death of the man. Before they to know it, it hits an inscrutable mystery that is older than the Bible. It could be the cornerstone of Jewish and Christian history shake. "
The summary I would normally put off. faith stories and supposedly groundbreaking secrets have never really been a topic that interested me. But I'm an" author-collector "and I've also on the book by K. Reichs overthrown and comparatively read quickly.
The story is in fact two plots. Once the order to the killed importer, and once the vanished a Skeleltt. The import your received the skeleton divided by a friend and brought it in another friend at. Tempe is the skeleton on the track and was eventually even the mysterious bones. At the same time died the friend, who had previously owned the skeleton. Now she has on only two deaths and a few bones and the extradition order from Israel. She grabs that is, the old bones, and goes on a search for the identity of the dead.
predict how soon comes to suspect that it is the dead by Jesus. This part of the plot would have deterred more than anything before. Are there mysterious dead bodies or bones in Israel it is apparently in nine out of ten cases to Jesus * sigh * And also foreseen the elaborate research, which was run by the author. This is one of the points that really fascinates me to their books. In the midst of reading I am often tempted to get up and on the Internet to look up whether this or that detail really true. I have fond memories of a book in which she writes of a rare species of parrot. At that time I have looked on the net and found exactly the same information. It is fascinating to read how they packed know, I think it's fun and easy to read Unterhaltunslektüre while still a little "educated" to be there.
In this volume she has also kept. Again, the protagonist learns of an event in Tempe Masala and its historical significance. I think the way Tempe finds out different, no different from the other books, but it gave me this time not under the fingers were itching to consult, on the contrary, I have to scroll to the part quickly.
The couple's relationship from Tempe and Ryan will be in the book intersiver the same time be superficial. The couple has found himself as such, they are fond of habits developed, special features, such as the bird he has given her for Christmas. Sometimes I like to read it in the course of several books, as there are couples and the relationship has stabilized. In K. Reich, it has not pleased me. The couple stayed at "flat" and uninteresting. Tempe otherwise lacked so eloquently witty thoughts.
remains to the end of the book. Unlike other authors K. Reich invents no reinterpretation the story and invites the reader not to speculate. With the end of history, the identity of the bone is not important.
I liked not the end, therefore. I would have liked to have a resolution that has heard a statement to which family the deceased or wherever you put the bones. Thus the book is somehow open to me at the end, and that sucks huge and good for the reading enjoyment of a big crash.
rating:
I would describe the book as an empire-typical, but not recommended. It is - in my eyes - one of its worse if not the worst and I hope this was only a short break.
5 / 10
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