Grave Secrets

Unearth the truth behind decades-old mass murder, fetal tissue black marketeering, and a contemporary homicide in this bone-chilling novel by esteemed forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs. When forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance Brennan unearths the victims of the 1982 Chupan Ya massacre, she stumbles upon something heartbreaking: the bodies of children buried in a cold, damp pit. But her mission to help families identify and bury their loved ones takes an unexpected turn when her colleagues come under attack, and she's called upon to help solve the case of four missing women, including the Canadian ambassador's daughter. Blending cutting-edge science, gripping intrigue, and the brutal reality of violence, Grave Secrets will leave readers hooked from beginning to end.