Books by Jefferson Bass
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review 1: Despite that slight "hiccup" in my love for this series (Book #2 made me think about getting some anger management) I am right back into zipping my way through the Body Farm series. Murder by radiation, WWII mystery, witty repartee between some of my favorite characters, vodka dr...
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review 1: Just a quick review of authenticity and research. It could have used a bit more reality by talking to someone who lived the nightmare. It is hard to find involved persons who are not prone to exaggerations, but they are out there. I was there in 1961-62 for running away from home...
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review 1: In what can only be called an eventual teaser, Bass presents a great little story that, until the closing sentences, does not seem to have any connection to the Body Farm series. Filled with excellent nuances about the world of art and art forgery, Bass lays what will be the even...
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review 1: I am really starting to like this series. In most police thriller-type mysteries, the victims are only props to advance the plot. Again and again, these authors remind the reader that victims are human beings. The fact that they were human beings robbed of their humanity is clear...
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review 1: Audiobook Review4 StarsIn a divergence from Dr. Bill Brockton's stateside forensic investigations, he travels to Avignon, France, to excavate and identify the bones of someone who was important between 700 and 2000 years ago, perhaps some one VERY important. A very strong forensi...
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review 1: The first Jefferson Bass book I've read, and I'm pleasantly surprised. With all the new technology and ease of crime solving in today's television dramas, it was great to read such detailed thinking behind the initiation of the body farm. Dr. Brockton is an enjoyable character, a...
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review 1: Dr. Bill Brockton of the Body Farm and his assistant are inn Avignon, France, secretly examining the ancient bones of a skeleton bearing the same wounds attributed to the crucifixion of Jesus. Things get serious as the pair become targets of someone. Other than the implications o...
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review 1: Audiobook Review3 1/2 StarsIn this prequel to the series set in 1992 Tennessee, Dr. Bill Brockton conceives of 'The Body Farm' during a hunt for a serial killer. The story is intriguing, and it's interesting that it's only been a little over 20 years ago that modern-day forensics...