Twenty-Seven Bones

First, thank you, Jocelynn (Coles) for recommending this one. It wasn't a bad book! Although I found the action and thinking scenes well done, I sort of felt ... well, detached (for lack of a better word), as I read it. Okay, the plot I think, isn't terribly original, but the way it came about was. Bu......more

I’ve never been a huge fan of detective novels but the storyline had me intrigued so I gave it a go expecting to be a little bored. However, this book kept me curious and wanting to know more. It focused just as much on the killers as the detective and didn’t have any dull slow moving parts. It was......more

Jonathan Nasaw’s psychological thriller ‘27 Bones’ is the third novel to involve the FBI agent and authority on serial killers, E. L. Pender (the other two being ‘The Girls He Adored’ and ‘Fear Itself’). The novel is situated on the island of Saint Luke, which is a fictional composite of three U.S. V......more

Have I Read a different book from everyone else? Having just finished 27 Bones, my first thought was " Theres been a mistake in the downloading process and I have got the wrong book". Unfortunately the download was correct, so I can only think that I am becoming a little jaded. Terrifying it wasn't.......more

I gave this book 5 stars because I couldn't find anything I didn't like about it. The plot was interesting and different. The characters were lovable, even the bad guys, except for Phil. I don't think I liked him that much. And of course, being from St. Thomas, I loved reading the accent and the way......more