Enjoyable enough
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Starts strong and loses some steam near the end. Good filler between bigger books.
Emily Adeyemi · 6/6/2026
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Fiction & Sci-Fi
A Conspiracy of Bones
by Kathy Reichs
4.0 · 3 reviews · 3 copies sold
Ebook specifications
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- 1.7 MB
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- 3/17/2020
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- EPUB
Book synopsis
Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is reeling from health crises and professional sabotage when a series of anonymous, grotesque images pulls her back into the line of fire. After discovering a faceless corpse whose remains have been savagely mutilated, Tempe realizes she is being baited into a conspiracy that transcends simple murder. With her new boss determined to freeze her out and her own mind feeling increasingly brittle, she must determine if the man in the trench coat is a figment of her paranoia or the key to a terrifying cover-up.
What you'll take away
- Navigate the high-stakes world of forensic anthropology and procedural investigation.
- Witness Tempe Brennan’s most personal struggle yet as she battles physical and mental stressors.
- Explore the dark side of digital anonymity and illegal medical conspiracies.
- Decipher the clues behind a body stripped of all identifying features.
- Experience a masterclass in suspense from a world-renowned forensic expert.
#forensic thriller
#temperance brennan
#murder mystery
#medical conspiracy
#anthropology
About the author
Kathy Reichs
Kathy Reichs is a world-renowned forensic anthropologist and the number one New York Times bestselling author of the Temperance Brennan series. Her work served as the inspiration for the long-running hit television show Bones.
Customer reviews (3)
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Great value for a dollar
A friend recommended it and now I am passing it on. Worth far more than what I paid.
Ivy Fournier · 2/9/2026
Read it in two sittings
Verified buyer
For a dollar this was a steal. The ending landed better than I expected.
Chris Thompson · 2/3/2026
