by Kathy Reichs
Temperance Brennan, forensic anthropologist, has problems.
It's pitch black, and she can't see a thing. She's hurt, so moving is laborious and painful. When she does manage to move one limb, the others move with it. So she's bound hand and foot in a dark place that's cold and wet.
When she does manage to free a hand, it lands in something wet and yielding. The stench indicates she just put her hand into a decaying corpse. She's been buried in what seems to be an occupied grave.
Through a series of flashbacks, the events that got her in this pickle are revealed. Bit by bit, she pieces together what happened, who did it, and why.
audio: 10 hours
text: 384 pages
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