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Summary: I must warn you; there are possible spoilers on this review
Review: This is such a great book. And it had some very intense moments. You should have heard the conversation I had myself when Danny got. . .well. .um, if you've read the book you know. It went something like this: "No! You wouldn't kill off Danny would you Chris? It's bad enough what you did to Melody! But then again what do we REALLY know about this Rick Hautala fellow? Is he the type to want to add more sorrow and reality by killing Danny? You wouldn't let him do that would you?"What can I say, I'm a freak. But all in all this book was excellant. I thought it was kinda funny that Jenna never mentioned her dad. You'd think that she'd atleast think about him once. I think that this is the first book that hasn't had a scientific solution or explanation. But I guess it couldn't seeing how the condition dosen't have one. Well anyway I've rambled enough.
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Summary: Burning Bones- Mysterious Flames
Review: Three people are mysteriously burned to death, two of whom in front of a multitude of eyewitnesses. "How could something like this happen?" is the question on everyone's mind, especially when a member of the Somerset Police Department's own becomes the fourth victim of the flames. Could spontaneous human combustion, the ability of a person to burst into flames without reason, be the cause of these deaths? Or, could a man named Victor Frost have single-handedly murdered these individuals with the touch of a finger?
I give this book five stars, because it was an excellent mystery that kept me in suspense. The cause of the murders (pyrokenesis) was fascinating, but even more remarkable was the insight of the main character, Jenna. The authors too, clearly demonstrated a keen knowledge of the events that occurred in the novel, making the plot realistic. I would recommend "Burning Bones" to anyone looking for a good mystery with a surprising twist.
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Summary: Burning Bones- Mysterious Flames
Review: Three people are mysteriously burned to death, two of whom in front of a multitude of eyewitnesses. "How could something like this happen?" is the question on everyone's mind, especially when a member of the Somerset Police Department's own becomes the fourth victim of the flames. Could spontaneous human combustion, the ability of a person to burst into flames without reason, be the cause of these deaths? Or, could a man named Victor Frost have single-handedly murdered these individuals with the touch of a finger?
I give this book five stars, because it was an excellent mystery that kept me in suspense. The cause of the murders (pyrokenesis) was fascinating, but even more remarkable was the insight of the main character, Jenna. The authors too, clearly demonstrated a keen knowledge of the events that occurred in the novel, making the plot realistic. I would recommend "Burning Bones" to anyone looking for a good mystery with a surprising twist.
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