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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 9388984" data-attributes="member: 508">I finished the &quot;spiderpocalypse&quot; trilogy and have now moved on to reading something a bit more down to earth: Carved in Bone by Jefferson Bass, a sort of police procedural focusing on &quot;the Body Farm,&quot; the colloquial name for the University of Tennessee's Anthropology Research Facility, where forensic studies are performed to determine various things about dead bodies like stages of decay, how different murder weapons cause different wound patterns, and the like.&nbsp; The main character works at the Body Farm and is assisting the police in determining who killed a woman whose body was found deep in a cave in eastern Tennessee.&nbsp; It's been interesting so far (I'm several chapters in), and I hope that trend continues because I have three more in the series to follow.&nbsp; (At 25 cents per hardback at an &quot;Everything Must Go!&quot; library book sale, I figured it was worth taking the chance on an author I've never read before.)Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 9388984, member: 508"] I finished the "spiderpocalypse" trilogy and have now moved on to reading something a bit more down to earth: [i]Carved in Bone[/i] by Jefferson Bass, a sort of police procedural focusing on "the Body Farm," the colloquial name for the University of Tennessee's Anthropology Research Facility, where forensic studies are performed to determine various things about dead bodies like stages of decay, how different murder weapons cause different wound patterns, and the like. The main character works at the Body Farm and is assisting the police in determining who killed a woman whose body was found deep in a cave in eastern Tennessee. It's been interesting so far (I'm several chapters in), and I hope that trend continues because I have three more in the series to follow. (At 25 cents per hardback at an "Everything Must Go!" library book sale, I figured it was worth taking the chance on an author I've never read before.) Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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