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 27 Bones - Jonathan Nasaw
 27 Bones - Jonathan Nasaw ... from the author of Fear Itself.Newest Review: ... or may not know, the hand contains 27 bones, hence the title! Agent Pender is brought in on the case to catch the Machete ... more ... Man. This isn't an easy case to solve, but will Pender be able to work out who the killers are before he too becomes a victim?
My Opinion
When reading horror/thriller books in the past, I have always enjoyed trying to fathom out who the killer/s are all by myself. With this book like I said at the start, the reader is fully aware of who the culprits are. After reading who were behind these gruesome murders, I wondered quite how the story was going to unfold from there and whether or not it would ruin the enjoyment an...more |
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27 Bones - Jonathan Nasaw: Twenty Seven bones and not one to pick (998 words)
by - written on 05/12/06 (Very useful, 422 readings)
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27 Bones is a spine chilling thriller by Jonathan Nasaw, author of Fear Itself. This is the third book in the series and again features FBI Agent Pender. Up until now I have never come across this author, but it was recommended to me by Amazon.co.uk as I've previously purchased other Horror/Thriller books from them. The plot that was given was so intriguing that I just had to buy it! Plot This story is based in the Caribbean where we immediately come across the Epps, a husband and wife team of Anthropologists (Bone studiers). They are attending a deathbed ritual where the lucky heir who is closest to the bed at the time, ... Read the complete review
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