Book Review: Red Bones by Ann Cleeves

Red Bones

by Ann Cleeves (Cleeves)

 

After seeing the mystery series “Shetland” starring Douglas Henshall, I decided to read all of the books in the series. “Red Bones” combines two of my favorite subjects: archaeology and murder mysteries. An archaeological excavation leads to questions about skeleton fragments found at the site — and opens up questions about the past that relatives of Sandy Wilson would rather not have people poking into. The book was different from the filmed series, but I enjoyed it on its own as well. I highly recommend this series!

[If you enjoy this, you may also wish to try pretty much anything by Agatha Christie.]

[ official Red Bones page on the official Ann Cleeves UK web site ]

 

Recommended by Kim J.
Bennett Martin Public Library — Public Service

 

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