Bones of Betrayal

A Body Farm Novel

De: Jefferson Bass

Narrado por: Tom Stechschulte

Dr. Bill Brockton is in the middle of a nuclear-terrorism disaster drill when he receives an urgent call from the nearby town of Oak Ridge - better known as Atomic City, home of the Bomb, and the key site for the Manhattan Project during World War II. Although more than sixty years have passed, could repercussions from that dangerous time still be felt today?

Jefferson Bass is the writing team of world-renowned forensic anthropologist Dr. Bill Bass and acclaimed journalist Jon Jefferson. They have combined their talents on several New York Times best-sellers. A thrilling tale of suspense, Bones of Betrayal shows why Kathy Reichs praises Bass and Jefferson's "terrific forensic detail" and calls them "the real deal."

©2009 Jefferson Bass (P)2009 Recorded Books, LLC

Body Farm

I love this series. This reader is very good with changing of characters. the book series keeps me interested to the last word.

Alright

I like this series, but this one wasn't as good as the other ones. History of Oak Ridge is quite interesting though.

entertainmening

love the story and the characters. made me laugh and cry, but really enjoyed the story

Loved this reading!

The story is very good and as always in joy the history lesson and the information on forensic science. The details are intriguing. This is a great book about tenn and Catt. History which I also love having visited the area often. Please try this series it is well worth your time.

Perfect blend

Love this writing team! Science, History blended so well in a great story.
Tom does a great job with the voices, easy to follow the characters.
Please don't stop writing!!

Liked the dab of history

This book definitely has a different vibe than the previous books but I love historical fiction so I enjoyed it. Great narration!!

Plot twists

Like the ME Pathology stories, great series of books. Looking forward to the next one in the series

enjoyable history

enjoyed reading about the hx of the nuclear bomb. the hx was the most interesting part of the book, the plot was somewhat predictable.

Oakridge TN - Ever the Mysteries

If you could sum up Bones of Betrayal in three words, what would they be?

Authentic ... Excellent research... Local flavor (not hillbilly)... Plot not of conspiracy theorists - right combination of down-to-earth and educated guesses at what we will never know about Oakridge.

Which character – as performed by Tom Stechschulte – was your favorite?

Lead and elderly Beatrice

mystery

loved it love all the body farm novels if you find forensic anthropology interesting you will love it