Book Review: Bone Box

I like snagging an author and reading all her books, in chronological order. This isn't the case this time! I was desperate for a book. I knew what I wanted to find, more by the author of Message in a Bottle. I'd borrowed a couple of these from my client. However, I couldn't make the dang computer work at the library, having forgotten the author's name. Maybe if I type it here I'll remember! Nicholas Sparks. SIGH.

Anyway, I sauntered by the 'To Be Shelved' cart and found 6 of Kellerman's books. Someone was also binge reading! I picked up one and really enjoyed it. I have two more, on loan, on my night table.

Bone Box

Faye Kellerman | Bestselling Author

It's a good mystery. I like her writing. Her female character, Lazarus, is a strong one. She is prolific. I find good writers get better over time.

There is action and suspense, in addition to the mystery about the bones they found.

But what I found timely was the family (Lazarus and Decker) were hosting Passover meals. I relearned a lot that I had forgotten,  many are celebrating Passover this week.  Kellerman writes of keeping a Kosher house, as well.

About the Book  from Harper Collins

In this thrilling chapter in Faye Kellerman’s bestselling series, Rina Lazarus makes a shocking discovery in the woods of her upstate New York community that leads her husband, police detective Peter Decker, through a series of gruesome, decades old, unsolved murders, pointing to a diabolical, serial killer who’s been hiding in plain sight. 

You can click here to read more from the publisher, as well as chapter one.

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