Skin and Bones, Pamela Fagan Hutchins
Skin and Bones, Pamela Fagan Hutchins
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Skin and Bones
Patrick Flint 8 — A What Doesn't Kill You Super Series Mystery

Author: Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Narrator: Terry Shepherd

Unabridged: 9 hr 37 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 03/31/2024


Synopsis

For fans of C.J. Box, Craig Johnson, and Nevada Barr — a Summer 1978 Wyoming thriller in which a dead climbing partner washes up in Clear Creek and Dr. Patrick Flint's wife becomes the prime suspect.Dr. Patrick Flint chases a marmot off his deck, breaks his hand, falls into Clear Creek, and discovers the body of his mountain climbing partner Whitney Saylor in the water. Whitney has Patrick's business card in her pocket with a note on the back: 'his wife knows — she threatened me.' The Buffalo police are delighted to have a suspect. Susanne is taken to the station before breakfast.Whitney was carrying ancient Egyptian artifacts — a pharaonic breastplate and ring — smuggled from a Brooklyn antiques dealer with ties to organized crime. She was also researching the artifacts at the Buffalo library. She was also, apparently, being stalked by a woman named Bella Crooke who believed Patrick and Whitney were having an affair. Perry, sixteen, is doing better than anyone at keeping his head while the adults spiral. Trish gets a letter from Ben in Alaska. The artifacts may belong to King Tut.Skin and Bones is the series' most globally scaled installment — a story that moves from Cloud Peak to Buffalo to a Brooklyn antiques operation to a diplomatic negotiation involving the Secretary of State. It is also the one where Perry earns his teammates' respect without drinking a single beer, where Susanne co-authors a journal article about artifacts she can't tell anyone she has, and where Ben Jones finally drives four days to find Trish at the King Tut exhibit in Seattle.Author Pamela Fagan Hutchins grew up in Buffalo, Wyoming. King Tut fever was real. The Egyptian artifacts in Clear Creek were not. Complete series: 9 novels.Marmot chase. Broken hand. Dead body in Clear Creek. Ancient Egyptian artifacts. His wife arrested before breakfast. Dr. Flint's summer was going so well. Complete series: 9 novels.

About Pamela Fagan Hutchins

Pamela Fagan Hutchins is a USA Today bestselling and Silver Falchion Best Mystery winning mystery/thriller/suspense author (and recovering attorney and investigator) who splits her time between an off-the-grid lodge on the face of Wyoming's Bighorn Mountains and a rustic cabin on Maine’s Lake Mooselookmeguntic with her husband, kids and grandkids, rescue pets and sled dog, and draft cross horses.


Reviews

Goodreads review by CA on March 21, 2024

Pamela Fagan Hutchins knows how to play the game of what makes her characters tick. The intrinsic values of human nature are played against obstacles that might endanger all the characters hold dear. Heroes are made. The women in this book and through many of Pam’s books are in love with their husba......more

Goodreads review by Karen on April 16, 2024

My favorite Hutchins books are the Patrick Flint Series. This one is the best yet. A book I could not put down until I finished it.......more

Goodreads review by Merry on March 29, 2024

Having followed this series to this 8th book, I watched the ups and downs of a close family and the maturing of their teenage children, Trish and Perry. This book was amazing. You are gripped from the beginning and never let go as you sit on the edge of your seat turning page after page to see what......more

Goodreads review by Stephanie on March 25, 2024

The Flint family is at it again involved in a murder mystery with Dr. Flint and Mrs. Flint directly at the very dramatic forefront while their kids, Trish and Perry deal with teenage drama of their own. I’ve read all of the books in the Patrick Flint series prior to this one. They all are the type of......more

Goodreads review by Deb on March 05, 2024

Wow! I really enjoyed reading "Skin and Bones". First I love and can relate to the characters. I learn more about them with each book. It is good to see how the children - Trish and Perry - have matured. That was even more evident in this book as both got in trouble but eventually "fessed up". I als......more