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Title: Nancy Drew, grown up and a forensic anthropologist!
Review: I disagree with previous reviews. It is precisely the focus on forensic anthropology that makes this book unique and keeps Tempe Brennan from being a Scarpetta clone. Reichs brings in tools used by forensic anthropologists, such as distinguishing saw marks, aging and sexing skeletal remains, and the use of cadaver dogs. I give the review four stars rather than five because of the overreliance on some old formulae: the crusty cop who doesn't want to believe the female doc, the female doc who investigates on her own (shades of Nancy Drew!), and the wacky friend. A great book for forensic anthropology insiders--hope Reichs doesn't tone this down. It's what she does best.
