Also by Carolyn Haines:

Greedy Bones, July 2009
Hardcover
Wishbones, July 2008
Hardcover
Ham Bones, June 2008
Paperback
Many Bloody Returns, September 2007
Hardcover
Revenant, September 2007
Mass Market Paperback
Bones to Pick, June 2007
Paperback
Fever Moon, February 2007
Hardcover
Penumbra, April 2006
Hardcover
Judas Burning, October 2005
Hardcover
Hallowed Bones, February 2005
Mass Market Paperback
Summer Of The Redeemers, February 2005
Paperback
Touched, March 2004
Paperback
Crossed Bones, February 2004
Mass Market Paperback
My Mother's Witness, August 2003
Hardcover
Splintered Bones, February 2003
Mass Market Paperback
Buried Bones, November 2000
Mass Market Paperback
Them Bones, November 1999
Mass Market Paperback
Season Of Innocents, November 1994
Paperback
Summer Of Fear, August 1993
Paperback

Greedy Bones
Carolyn Haines

Sarah Booth Delaney Delta #9
Minotaur Books
July 2009
On Sale: July 7, 2009
336 pages
ISBN: 031237710X
EAN: 9780312377106
Hardcover
$24.99

Mystery Woman Sleuth

Sarah Booth Delaney, a Southern belle known for abiding by tradition only when it suits her, is no stranger to drama. A talented actress and a P.I., she’s chosen to pursue a career in Hollywood when she hears that her best friend’s husband is suddenly on his deathbed back home in Mississippi---and he's not the only one. The vicious illness begins with burning fevers and delirium, quickly plunging its victims into a coma. The Centers for Disease Control is on the scene, but they can’t find a cure for it or the boll weevils that are decimating Sunflower County’s cotton crop. With patients in quarantine and the whole town in crisis, Sarah drops everything to stop the outbreak and save the only place she’s ever been able to call home.

From feuding scientists to ailing locals, there is no shortage of bad blood coursing through the little town of Zinnia, Mississippi, as Carolyn Haines’s often steamy and always charming series turns equally intense in Greedy Bones.

Comments

12 comments posted.

Re: Greedy Bones

I like the idea that the characters are part of your life so thoroughly they come naturally to you
(Diane Sadler 9:22am July 7)

Thanks for sharing how your characters tell you the story if you are able to listen. Writing it down, an author feels challenged to get the whole story, while it's being revealed a piece at a time like some super puzzle.
(Alyson Widen 10:07am July 7)

Also, if you get tired of the people around you your could always hang out with the Zinnia Gang
(Karin Tillotson 10:18am July 7)

I'm glad you're stopping by to guest blog Carolyn, because I'm dying to ask you a question!

A couple of years ago you published a suspense novel with MIRA - Revenant. I really adored that book and was curious if there were any plans to turn it into a series?
(Wendy Crutcher 11:27am July 7)

I have read all of your "Bones" books and can't wait to read Greedy Bones to see how Tinkie's husband is doing. I love Jitty...she's a haunt after my own heart.
(Robin McKay 11:56am July 7)

Looking forward to Greedy Bones!!
(Martha Lawson 5:35pm July 7)

Many authors have mentioned that
their long term characters, locale seem
to take on a life of their own..
Characters seem to dictate their
stories. Hopefully, yours will continue
to take you, and us, through their
world.
(Patricia Barraclough 10:57pm July 7)

Sorry to be slow to respond. I had a
wonderful book signing at Main Street
Books in Hattiesburg. I arrived in a
monsoon with a bottle of Sarah
Booth's favorite libation and we had
great fun.

Thank you all for commenting. I have
this wild life--where I live most of the
day with fictional characters, but then I
also have this strong connection with
people I've never met BECAUSE of the
characters.

As to REVENANT, there are no plans
for future Carson Lynch books right
now. But I explore different fictional
terrain when I have time. So there's no
telling where I'll end up when the
Zinnia gang is finished with me for the
day.
(Carolyn Haines 9:44am July 8)

sined up for your newsletter . lookin forward to your books
(Tami Bates 4:59pm July 10)

I just completed Greedy Bones. Like all your other books it was a great read. However, I was so depressed when you didn't bring Coleman and Sarah back together. Since you dropped hints in this book that maybe Sarah would decide to remain in the Delta I'm hoping you'll do so in your next book. Keep up the great writing. How do you keep coming up with all those plots?!
(Rita Pierrottie 11:27pm July 28)

Jitty always knows so much; I wonder if she knows of a cure for Morton's toe -
(Elwood P. Suggins 5:12pm August 25)

love the books, my best friend is from Yazhoo City, Mississippi, and have spent alot of summers there.

Have gotten my aunt into "reading" the series, on a road trip back east this summer we enjoyed listening to two books, drove longer than usual each day just to keep "reading".

Wondered if Greedy Bones would be put on CD? Are all of Sarah Booths books available on audio?
(Laura Krieger 11:07pm September 20)