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Skin and Bone - Kathryn Fox

Description: ISBN 0340933089 / Author: Kathryn Fox / Genre: Crime / Thriller / The corpse of a young woman is found bludgeoned, frozen and burnt to ... more

Skin and Bone - Kathryn Fox ... death. Then the post-mortem reveals that she recently gave birth. And evidence suggests the baby may still be alive. Detective Kate Farrer must find the missing newborn if it's going to have any chance of surviving. And catch the dead woman's murderer before her own personal demons overwhelm her.

Newest Review: ... wealthy businessman, who has used his connections with the police commissioner to get her disappearance investigated. ... more

... Candice, they soon discover had begun a relationship with a man who was on the rebound after being rebuffed by her sister! He also has a criminal background, and is soon the prime suspect for Candice's disappearance, but Kate begins to suspect otherwise. Before long, Kate begins to find connections between the arson case she and Parke had been forced to hand over and nothing is now as it seemed. Added to this, Kate begins to wonder if Parke can be trusted and not only is she beginning to feel threatened at work, but her o...more

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Skin and Bone - Kathryn Fox: Make no bones about it this is a good read..... (1082 words)
by - written on 01/09/08 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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Skin and Bone - Kathryn Fox ~ A little about the author ~ This is the 3rd Novel by Kathryn Fox who is a medical practitioner and lives in Australia. She has a particular interest in Forensic Medicine and this clearly shows in her writing. Her other novels before this one are: Malicious Intent. Without Consent. ~ Synopsis ~ A fire has occurred and a body is found. Initially they believe the victim is female, and there is even some concern a baby or very young child might also be a victim, but then no other remains are found. This is a relief in one respect, but it also brings a new worry because it means there might be ... Read the complete review