Flesh and Bone (Abridged): A Body Farm Novel Audiobook

" Enjoyed this book much more than the last. Will continue on with this series. Great forensic insight, attention to detail and suspense. "

" The forensic anthropology was more interesting than the character. I ran out of patience with the clumsily-devised protagonist. The ineptness of the 60-ish fellow, thrown into dating by the death of his wife, is not cute, just tiresome. His grandchildren run screaming when he knocks on the door because they saw on the news that he was a murderer. I mean, really. And there is some silliness about his being trans-phobic, and then inexplicably Miss Georgia Youngblood becomes his bosom buddy. Character development and interpersonal relationship description is just not subtle or nuanced. "

" A surprise in this one. A good read. Not disappointing as some 2nd books can be. I really enjoy these authors. They make a great team. "

" Jefferson Bass continues to impress. Excellent science and writing combined with a thrilling plot. "

" Read on Nook. Easy reading, great forensic information. Good story line "

" A little too drawn out and immensly graphic. "

" Really interesting book. fiction, but with lots of good forensic stuff! "

" Another good one. Can't wait to get my hands on #3. "

" This was a great mystery with a suspenseful ending! This book deals with forensic anthropology which is a subject that has intrigued me for a long time. Very interesting and even funny in some parts. "

" Just as I htought I was nicely into a predictable groove on this story,wham! bam! major upheavel, working its way to a failry satisfying conclusion...anohter Body farm book. "

" Interestimg. based in TN, and written the guys that started the Body Farm in Knoxville. Really interesting! "

" Good book. At the end the killer is somewhat predictable looking back but interesting read "

" A little Soap Boxy. "

" Excellent; Continuing character: Alex Hawke; improbable combination of treasure hunt, revenge, Cuban coup, pirates, love story and dirty bombs highlight Hawke as a Dirk Pitt-like man for all seasons "

" Just finished reading this and it had me up half the night to finish reading it! I just couldn't put it down! I really hope the writing team of Jefferson Bass keeps it up and keeps the same characters because Miss Georgia is a hoot! "

" Three and a half stars. Dr. Bill Brockton is back, working on cases, falling in love, then finding himself accused of murder. This is the second Body Farm novel, and while the forensic stuff was interesting, the first half of the novel moved too slowly to give it a higher rating. "

" I haven't read this book yet "

" Dated, boring, slow, and burdened by tropes designed to make middle school boys snicker. Yuk. "

" The second book in the Boneyard series contains more personal, distracting, commentary than the first. This would have been a better book if it has stuck to the story and not also served as a medium for the author(s) to publish their views on social and religious issues. "

" Way too much description of the area & not enough mystery. "

" A lot going on in this one but I enjoyed it. "

" This was a do not finish for me. I normally can handle gross details in my mystery's just fine but there was just too much going on in the first 4 chapters for me to even have a chance to process things the way I did in the first book. "

" Another great thriller by duo Jon Jefferson and Bill Bass. "

" Haven't read it yet and it won't let me clear the rating from my iPad-just gonna give it the benefit of the doubt-will update once read. "

" Another good entry in the Body Farm series.In this one, Dr. Bill Brockton is accused of murdering Jess Carter, the medical examiner he had just begun to date. "

" Once again this was another entertaining Jefferson Bass novel. The murderer that murdered the second person? Called it. "

" 2nd crummy novel in this series. I give up. "

" I'm torn between giving it 3 or 4 stars. I liked #2 in the Body Farm series but not as much as I liked the first one. The characters are great and the story was keeping me on the edge but somehow this one didn't seem to flow as well as the first book. "

" Like this author very much. "

" Read on Nook. Easy reading, great forensic information. Good story line "

" I started reading Jefferson Bass because of the science and medicine. Flesh and Bone introduces some improbable relationships and mysterious events. This book was not as good as His first in the series. I will give the next one a shot, but my expectations have been lowered. "

" AWESOME, AWESOME, AWESOME! This is the second in a series and although I haven't read the first one (yet), it didn't make a difference. Highly recommend! "

" Good book, stayed up until 330 last night reading it. Hated who was murdered in the book, but the murderer chose the victim for a reason. "

" Way too much description of the area & not enough mystery. "

" The second book in the Boneyard series contains more personal, distracting, commentary than the first. This would have been a better book if it has stuck to the story and not also served as a medium for the author(s) to publish their views on social and religious issues. "