Grave Secrets: A Novel Audiobook

" The Guatemalan backdrop was fascinating. One of my favorite books in the series so far. "

" This is a good story, but not great. I don't like the main character's saying that she found x amount of "souls." She is indicating skeletons, not spirits. The soul are long gone. I am impressed at her level of knowledge of her subject, the identification of bones or skeletons. It is her day job, after all. She could do better. "

" Really interesting to read. Tempe is in Guatemala helping to identify the remains of massacre victims who were killed during the countries 1962 to 1966 civil war. She also finds herself wrapped up in murder investigation in Guatemala City. Tempe finds a new man to make her heart skip a beat and he is friends with Andrew Ryan. Will she choose the soft brown eyes or piercing blue eyes? Enjoy... "

" This was my favorite of the Temperance Brennan books. Perhaps it is because I studied the Latin American Dirty Wars in college. "

" Picked this up for cheap as part of work's United Way fundraising. Took it on a cruise in 2012 and read it during the wildest night of my life (thanks, after-effects of Hurricane Sandy!). Left it on the ship for someone else to enjoy. "

" I generally love her books, but this one was a bit busy, and full of clunky exposition. "

" This is the fourth in the series, and I had a bit of a break before I read this one as there is a certain similarity in the tone of the books. With the break behind me I really enjoyed reading this one. Tempe is in Guatemala this time around helping to indentify victims of past autrocities committed by the army in the 1980s. I like this historical context and seeing another side to the character's skills that is not contemporary crime solving. I also knew some of the locations, which was an added element. Of course, Tempe is then dragged into a current investigation when a body is found in a septic tank with 4 young women missing. The book inevitably ends with Tempe's life being in danger but Ryan comes to the resuce at the last minute. All in all, an enjoyable read which I whizzed through in less than a week. "

" The book series is excellent once you get beyond how different the books and the television show, "Bones", are from each other. "

" quick, entertaining, and gripping page-turner. what more can you ask for? "

" More like a 3.5 than a 4. Pretty interesting. "

" Dr.Temperance Brennan goes to a Guatemalan village to help identify remains of victims killed twenty years ago in a bloody civil war. While there she manages to get involved in cases of four young women who have disappeared from Guatemala City. Excellent. "

" Tension swirls through Grave Secrets as Tempe copes with international politics and romance in Guatemala while uncovering the truth behind several mysteries. "

" My second attempt at Mystery and was very much gratified by my choice. I love how the author brings social injustices into a format in which a person feels for the people and yet at the end feels like something has been accomplished about it. I plan on reading more of her books. "

" Very good and gripping. The ending was maybe a bit too typically Kathy Reichs "

" I guess I'm getting into Kathy Reichs. This one takes place in Guatemala. The love interest thickens and the story line remains suspenseful.Having been to all the places she speaks of helpsthe imagination.Still no poutine mention. "

" It was a good book. It was entertaining but not one of those books that you can not put down. "

" Good story. Not my favorite style, but a very quick read. I like all the details about forensic science. Overall very entertaining. "

" Typical Kathy Reichs, which means quick-moving story, witty dialogue, and lots of scientific details which I forget pretty much as soon as I finish the book. Good fun. "

" This book "Grave Secrets" was by far the best and my favorite. I have really enjoyed all of Kathy Reichs books to date. I am sure I will continue. "

" My first Tempe novel which not only made me fall in love with the characters, but also with the science. "

" I got hooked, read every freaking one of them. "

" Loved the book, as I do with any of Kathy Reichs books. Always fast moving and enthralling. The forensics are fascinating. "

" This one wasn't my favorite. You would think that I would connect with it, but somehow I just didn't... "

" I really enjoyed this installment of the Temperence Brennan series. I've enjoyed all of Kathy Reichs books I've read so far! "

" This book was okay but recommend this month's New Yorker article about the same time period in Guatelmala. Great investigative piece. "

" Enjoy is not quite the word I would use to describe the Temperance Brennan mysteries but they are fascinating. Gritty with hard science involved in the crimes the good guys win--more or less. Interesting revisit of the horrors of Guatamala. "

" It was an entertaining story line, but I think I already forgot what it was. In other words, it was entertaining while reading, but it didn't keep me thinking about it once I was done. "

" I just kept hoping for a bit more from this series. The forensic science is there, the mysteries are usually fairly interesting but the characters just leave me flat. I will probably not be going much further with this series. "

" Iam a Kathy Reichs fan. Her books move right along and leave you on the edge of your seat. clear consise and informative. "

" Much better plots, more interesting suspense. "

" I read this because a friend got me started watching the series Bones. This book series is what the series is based on. It was a good thriller, but I've read better. "

" not as good as the previous kathy reichs books that ive read, but still very enticing book "

" Fast, fun and thrilling read. Less about "Bones" and more about the story. It does not push the over arcing tale of Brennan, but it does tell an interesting tale using South American graves and gangsters to tell a tale. "