books about: forensics
books:
House Rules: A Novel
185 reviews
Atria, 2010
Moving and realistic
This book poignantly depicts a boy with Asperger's Syndrome and masterfully characterizes his struggles with his family and in all areas of life. As an educator, I really appreciate that Picoult has done her research because the characterization is extremely accurate without being stereotypical.This extremely heart-felt read switches point of views, increasing the emotional impact.
Dearly Devoted Dexter: A Novel
138 reviews
Vintage, 2005
A perfect sequel
Dearly Devoted Dexter was an amazingly written book and a very talented and intelligent author. In this sequel you get to learn more about Dexter, which is a very fun thing to do. Many things happen to the lovable character that you will not suspect and that you will love. I higly recommend this book and the other Dexter books to anyone looking for a good read.
The Bone Garden: A Novel
124 reviews
Ballantine Books, 2007
The Bone Garden
The book arrived promptly and in very good condition! I would definately reccomend buying and reading this book.
Deja Dead: A Novel
258 reviews
Scribner, 1999
Great book
If you like the show Bones, you'll love this book. Fairly quick read, fast paced, exciting, well written, and still technical. I highly recommend it!
Eight Days to Live: An Eve Duncan Forensics Thriller
18 reviews
St. Martin's Press, 2010
a compelling novel that brims with action, intrigue, and a refreshing headstrong heroine
Iris Johansen's latest Eve Duncan forensics thriller plays out with Eve's daughter, Jane, as the protagonist. Jane has established herself as an artist worthy of headlining a solo exhibit in Paris. Celine Denarve, owner and curator of the gallery, thinks that Jane's work is exceptional. She's heady with the anticipation of introducing a talented young new artist. That afternoon, before the ...
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers
414 reviews
Norton, 2004
I liked "Stiff"
I thoroughly enjoyed "Stiff". It was recommended by a friend and is a "must read" as far as I am concerned. Humorous, tasteful and well-researched all apply this epic. Just don't try to make this one into a movie.
Thank You for Arguing: What Aristotle, Lincoln, and Homer Simpson Can Teach Us About the Art of Persuasion
33 reviews
Three Rivers Press, 2008
Must Read! Great Rhetoric Book That Pays For Itself
I read probably 100 books a year and this is my favorite pick for 2009. Heinrichs does a great job of walking the reader through the art and science of Rhetoric. Most people have little training on the subject and tactics so the author starts out slow and gradually walks the reader through the subject content using humor and wit as he builds his own ethos while teaching the reader about how ...
206 Bones: A Novel
102 reviews
Scribner, 2009
Intriguing, Stream of Conscious Mystery
The book contains a lot of fragments, but they actually fit with the stream-of-conscious narrating style. It contains a lot of adult language, but it's to be expected given the subject matter. Personally, I felt the ending was WAYYYY forced. It turned into a character monologue about the evils of sloppy forensic science and led into a special author essay which basically repeated the same ...
Body Double
100 reviews
Ballantine Books, 2004
Body Double
The book arrived promptly and in very good condition! I would definately reccomend buying and reading this book.
Dexter by Design: A Novel
73 reviews
Doubleday, 2009
Gelati's Scoop
I hope that everyone is having a good Sunday and enjoying themselves. We are looking forward to another big week here @ The Scoop as we get closer to the July 4th Holiday weekend. The novels we have on tap for this week are a nice mix of fiction with a nice Guest Post thrown in for good measure. Today though, I would like to concentrate on Jeff Linsay's work in the Dexter series of novels. I must ...
Deadly Decisions: A Novel
102 reviews
Scribner, 2000
BOOK DEADLY DECISIONS
I ENJOYED THE BOOK. IT WAS A QUICK READ, HELD YOUR ATTENTION, AND HAD ALL THE EXCITEMENT I LIKE IN READING A BOOK.
Death Du Jour: A Novel
177 reviews
Scribner, 1999
Honest, Attentive Bookseller
The product was actually in better condition than described, arrived before the promised delivery date. I will use this bookseller again.
The Colorado Kid (Hard Case Crime #13)
211 reviews
Stephen King
Dorchester Publishing Co.
, 2005
The Colorado Kid
This charming short story by Stephen King is slowly revealed by two old and seasoned reporters to their young, new partner. No set answers to the crime are provided, but the story-telling is at its finest. Loved it!
Blood Game: An Eve Duncan Forensics Thriller
55 reviews
St. Martin's Press, 2010
An easy to read engrossing thriller
Iris Johansen's books contain supernatural events, such as revelations through dreams, daytime appearances of the dead, and the like, and strong people, especially women. In this thriller, the focus is on Eve Duncan, whose daughter Bonnie disappeared in an earlier book, Eve knows Bonnie is dead because Bonnie visits her from time to time to calm her. It also has an ER physician with the unnatural ...
Dexter in the Dark
214 reviews
Vintage, 2008
Better than the "polarizing" reviews would lead you to believe...
I've found it fascinating to read the various reviews of this book. As for myself, I first saw "Dexter" on TV, like most people have. It was suggested to me by a friend. I initially wasn't interested, but constant pressure led me to "try it out." And I was hooked. I've read the first three Dexter novels, now. And truth be told, this is my favorite one of the book series so far. And ...
Darkly Dreaming Dexter (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard)
319 reviews
Jeff Lindsay
Vintage
, 2009
Guilty pleasure
I've watched the first three seasons of Dexter before having read this first book. Mr. Lindsay has an easy wit that I enjoy. I love his send-ups of Miami, its drivers, the Cuban rendering of Spanish, the local food commentary, etc. Although the show follows the book very closely, there are differences between the literary and TV personas of the characters. And I like both. I especially ...
The Big Bad Wolf
294 reviews
Little, Brown and Company, 2003
Big Bad Wolf
Excellent. You will not want to put the book down. It is amazing how James Patterson's characters evolve. You never know how it is going to turn out.
Scarpetta
364 reviews
Berkley, 2008
RESURRECTION
A must read for Scarpetta fans! This is Scarpetta (and Cornwell) at her very best, and it has been a long time coming! I swore the last Scarpetta book I would read would be "Book of the Dead". It was full of bitterness and anger with the occasional bashing of America. I suppose Cornwell has found some happiness in her own life and it shows in Scarpetta. I could image myself walking beside ...
The Scarpetta Factor
247 reviews
Putnam Adult, 2009
ok book
not her best but i love kay scarpetta. can't wait till the movie comes out.
The Profiler: My Life Hunting Serial Killers and Psychopaths
53 reviews
Hyperion, 2010
Absolutely awesome and so very fascinating...
WOW!!! This book grabbed me from the very first page and didn't let me go. I couldn't believe what Pat experienced right in her own home that made her pursue a career in the field of criminal profiling. I started reading this late at night and, with the story right from Chapter 1, never could fall asleep. Oh my...to think all that would be going on in my house and to stay so cool and ...
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