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by Ann Vanderlaan (Author), Jen J. Danna (Author)
When a human bone is found on a lonely stretch of coastline, a determined homicide detective and a reluctant scientist risk their lives as they join forces to bring a serial killer to justice.Trooper Leigh Abbott has something to prove, both to herself and to the chauvinistic men in her department. She's been assigned a difficult challenge: solve a murder where the only evidence is a single bone. To identify the victim and find the killer, she must join forces with forensic anthropologist Matt Lowell. Matt's initial refusal to join the team is only the first in a series of setbacks.Matt and Leigh's skills and tenuous partnership are tested when the evidence leads them to a burial ground of unidentified victims, where, to their horror, they stumble upon a freshly ravaged corpse. As the body count rises, the team must piece together a deadly puzzle spanning years of clandestine killings.Before long, the serial killer raises the stakes and Matt and Leigh find themselves marked as targets. Now they must stop the killer before they become the next victims.
Author Biography
A scientist specializing in infectious diseases, JEN J. DANNA works as part of a dynamic research group at a cutting-edge Canadian university. However, her true passion lies in indulging her love of the mysterious through her writing. Together with her partner ANN VANDERLAAN, a retired research scientist herself, they craft suspenseful crime fiction with a realistic scientific edge. Their previous Abbott and Lowell Forensic Mysteries include DEAD, WITHOUT A STONE TO TELL IT; NO ONE SEES ME 'TILL I FALL; A FLAME IN THE WIND OF DEATH; and TWO PARTS BLOODY MURDER. As Sara Driscoll, they also write the FBI K-9s series, including LONE WOLF and BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE. The third book in the series, STORM RISING, will release in fall 2018. Ann lives near Murphy, North Carolina with five rescued pit bulls. Jen lives near Toronto, Ontario, with her husband, two daughters, and four rescued cats. You can reach her at jenjdanna@gmail.com or through her website at http: //www.jenjdanna.com
