Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan is suffering from migraines and other side effects from her brain aneurism. She’s in North Carolina where the new medical examiner is cutting her out of all new cases. Dr. Heavner, the new ME, holds a press conference with a local conspiracy talk show host, and reveals details of the latest case that were not to be made public. A body was found with most of its face, hands and internal organs lost to wild hogs. Tempe is irate, and investigates unofficially, with the help of detective Skinny Slidell. The investigation leads to long ago government mind control experiments, possible human trafficking, child pornography, real estate investment scams, and suspects with multiple identities. Tempe is a complex and interesting character, and this long running series hasn’t lost any of its gritty, realistic portrayal of her crime solving career.
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