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Geoffrey Makstutis (United Kingdom) (2006/09/21):
Like most of Kathy Reichs' "Temperance Brennan" series, this is another page turner. Fairly tight plotting and excellent detail. She may not be as well knows as Kay Scarpetta, but 'Tempe' is becoming a much more interesting character.
Leece (United Kingdom) (2007/02/20):
Great read, similar to Labrynth and the Da Vinci Code. Skeletons, murders and shootings - what more could you want from an action book.
siobhan (Ireland) (2007/10/10):
An orthodox Jew is found shot dead in Montreal, the mutilated body barely recognisable....Reichs is on top form - Sunday Times It's becoming apparent that Reichs is not just as good as Cornwall, she has become the finer writer - Daily Express A rattling good read - Kate Mosse
Elaine Perry (Ireland) (2008/05/26):
Being an avid Kathy Reichs fan, I was extremely disappointed with this latest one! It's centered around Israel and the discovery of bones claimed to be that of Jesus. Definitely not her best but worth a read if you are a fan.
WasteNot (United Kingdom) (2013/07/08):
Thinking person's Da Vinci Code. Written by a lady whose other "day job" is as a forensic archaeologist... "CSI" stuff that is accurate, and skips the daft visual spectaculars. And a big dose of holy land/ Bible story history and "travelogue"
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