Reichs's plotlines are always somewhat secondary to her didacticism (used in the best possible sense) for me. I always feel like I've learned something from her books -- whether it's the omnipresent forensic science or her descriptions of troop transports and housing in Afghanistan. This story begins with some Peruvian dog mummies and a dead hit-and-run victim, and includes a trip to Afghanistan, an exhumation, a military Article 32 hearing, and, at various times, a missing boyfriend, daughter and cat.
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