A Novel (Temperance Brennan Novels) - Break No Bones

I've enjoyed all the Temperance Brennan books. I often listen to them on CD in the car, as I did with this one. I really liked the story, but the narrator has to go. Her voice (accent?) was very annoying and distracting. Anyone would be better then her. I hope they find a new narrator for the next book.

From the first book in the Temperance Brennan series I was hooked I like that they are different from the TV series but I do wish the book Temperance had a little more back bone, having said that I am about to start book 11 and will stick with it till I have read them all. Each has its own appeal and I love the running tension with Ryan ( the cop)

Break No Bones: A Novel (Temperance Brennan Novels)

I enjoy reading books about Temperance Brennan as they always keep me interested and on edge. Although I have not started this yet it will be the next novel to read. Maybe that is why I like the TV series "Bones".

In evaluating the graves of American Indians n a proposed development site, Dr. Brennan discovers a more recent burial which turns into a search for a murderer. The usual investigative techniques are used to help the forensic doctor lead to the source of the crime Always interesting, Reichs leads the reader through her educational and pulse-raising story.

The only complaint I have is the main character always seems in pain! It is tiring! And confusing, the reader is to be drawn by her strength but she is always in a constant romantic quandry and nursing wounds. Otherwise the storyline was strong and interesting. Authors description of Charleston was vivid and I loved it.

I was a little disappointed in this book. After reading "Cross Bones" by Kathy Reichs, it was a bit of a let down. It is very slow moving and spends way too much time on her relationship with her estranged husband. I didn't buy the book to read a soap opera.

I have enjoyed the adventures and romantic encounters of Temprence Brennan in all of the books by Kathy Reichs. This book is no exception. Kathy Reichs leaves you waiting for the next book in the life of Tempe.