Great story. Crime/mystery with good details. Good research with few if any errors ( )

I've enjoyed this series up until this book. I think they are trying to get a little too cute with the stories and I find that I no longer care much for the characters. It kind of reads like a cartoon or a children's program now. There were way too many references to previous books in the series and it was just annoying. Not sure I will try the next in the series. ( )

I enjoy these authors stories that take place in Knoxville. This one visits the body farm, Turkey Creek shopping center, UT, and takes a trip over the mountains to Asheville's Grove Park Inn. Fast reading mystery, I would recommend it for some light reading. ( )

The writing team of Jefferson Bass has yet to disappoint me with any of their books, and this one was really good as well. The plot centered around black market body parts and human tissue research, which was a fascinating subject to explore. Bill Brockton is roped into assisting with a sting operation with the FBI, and risks alienating Miranda, his young assistant and good friend. For some reason, even though I've read a lot of the books Bass has set at "The Body Farm", this one really made me start thinking about what would happen to my body after I died. It made me start making decisions and putting plans in place. Although no one ever likes to think about such a thing, I was surprised at the peace of mind this gave me. What really disturbed me however (as this book highlighted) is that despite your wishes and plans, your next of kin can do whatever they like after you die, including disregarding your wishes. I think new laws should be put into place that gives the person the right to decide what happens to their remains and have an Executor enforce it similar to a Last Will. ( )

This is truly a suspenseful story. Many different threads each separate but entwined and each fascinating, thrilling, and heart stopping. ( )