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Flesh and Blood

Flesh and Blood, November 2014
Kay Scarpetta #22
by Patricia Cornwell

William Morrow
Featuring: Kay Scarpetta; Pete Marino
389 pages
ISBN: 0062325345
EAN: 9780062325341
Kindle: B00ICN2Z78
Hardcover / e-Book
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"Kay Scarpetta is back and this time an old long thought dead adversary is killing without remorse"

Fresh Fiction Review

Flesh and Blood
Patricia Cornwell

Reviewed by Shellie Surles
Posted February 23, 2015

Mystery Woman Sleuth | Thriller

People are dying and the circumstance behind their deaths is leading Dr. Kay Scarpetta to believe they are not only connected but connected to her and her family. As the circumstance of the murders become clearer it looks more to others that Lucy and her niece may be involved in the killings. Knowing this can't be true Dr Scarpetta will do whatever she can to stop the authorities from looking at her niece as a suspect and try to find the real guilty person.

For fans of Kay Scarpetta this book brings you back into the exciting world of medical forensics and the actual police work it takes to catch and convict a criminal. Kay, her FBI husband Benton, police Detective Pete Marino, and her niece Lucy work together as a team that works like well oiled machinery. This time though their opponent is smart, patient and determined to accomplish a mission of revenge.

The Story line in FLESH AND BLOOD does not stop with this book and the reader can look forward to an exciting continuation. Although FLESH AND BLOOD is part of a long series of books by Patricia Cornwell about Dr. Kay Scarpetta it can be read as a standalone, you need not read all the other to understand this one but don't let that stop you. Patricia Cornwell delivers with FLESH AND BLOOD.

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SUMMARY

It’s Dr. Kay Scarpetta’s birthday, and she’s about to head to Miami for a vacation with Benton Wesley, her FBI profiler husband, when she notices seven pennies on a wall behind their Cambridge house. Is this a kids’ game? If so, why are all of the coins dated 1981 and so shiny they could be newly minted? Her cellphone rings, and Detective Pete Marino tells her there’s been a homicide five minutes away. A high school music teacher has been shot with uncanny precision as he unloaded groceries from his car. No one has heard or seen a thing.

In this 22nd Scarpetta novel, the master forensic sleuth finds herself in the unsettling pursuit of a serial sniper who leaves no incriminating evidence except fragments of copper. The shots seem impossible, yet they are so perfect they cause instant death. The victims appear to have had nothing in common, and there is no pattern to indicate where the killer will strike next. First New Jersey, then Massachusetts, and then the murky depths off the coast of South Florida, where Scarpetta investigates a shipwreck, looking for answers that only she can discover and analyze. And it is there that she comes face to face with shocking evidence that implicates her techno genius niece, Lucy, Scarpetta’s own flesh and blood.


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