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Body of Evidence (Kay Scarpetta #2)

Patricia Cornwell

Paperback | Pages: 403 pages

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Original Title:	Body of Evidence
ISBN:	0743493915 (ISBN13: 9780743493918)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Kay Scarpetta #2
Characters:	Kay Scarpetta, Pete Marino, Mark James, Benton Wesley, Beryl Madison, Cary Harper, Sterling Harper, Al Hunt
Setting:	Richmond, Virginia(United States) Virginia(United States)

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After months of menacing phone calls and feeling that her every move is being watched, successful writer Beryl Madison flees Key West when a terrifying message is scratched on her car. But the very night she returns to Richmond, she deactivates her burglar alarm and opens her door to someone who nearly decapitates her. Why did she let him in, wonders Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta? And, why is Beryl's latest manuscript missing? Persuing the answers involves Scarpetta in the murder of another writer - Beryl's jealous mentor. While she copes with a variety of personal and professional problems, Scarpetta's high-tech forensic skills enable her to collect a body of evidence - clues that would mean little without her intelligence, compassion, and imagination - that leads her directly into a nightmare all her own.

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Title	:	Body of Evidence (Kay Scarpetta #2)
Author	:	Patricia Cornwell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 403 pages
Published	:	November 30th 2004 by Pocket Books (first published February 5th 1991)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Thriller. Mystery Thriller. Suspense. Murder Mystery

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The heroine is Dr. Kay Scarpetta, the Chief Medical Examiner in Virginia. Oh, no, you say, another Ouincv. Wrong, corpse-breath. Scarpetta is intelligent, short, (we don't know whether she is attractive or not, a relief) and she doesn't swoon over each drooling Sylvester Stallone imitation that happens by. (That's something I've always wondered about: How does Travis McGee, the blue-Rolls-Royce-truck-driving hero of John MacDonald's colored-titled novels avoid AIDS, since he seems to have the

The first book was good, this one's even better! It amazes me how Patricia Cornwell can make everything look so unclear at first then shows you the big picture when she pieces it all together in the end. This book kept me at the edge of my seat and I have learned to become genuinely interested in every character. Definitely worth reading especially for CSI fans like me!Quotable Quotes"Some people simply want company.""I didn't know what I wanted. Maybe I never had.""The older I got, the more I

I believe everybody has books that are near and dear to their hearts, like comfort food that they cannot help but love and embrace despite some issues and flaws.For me, this Kay Scarpetta series on the whole falls into that category. I remember devouring this series up until the 5th book when translated editions came out. Although its been quite a while since I last read this series, this Body of Evidence, the second book in the Scarpetta series, confirmed my conviction that I love, and probably

Lackluster, especially after the introduction of Al Hunt (no, not that Al Hunt) and his mentally ill friend Frankie. An utterly tedious denouement, with the reveal of the killer's identity the most soporific moment of the novel. Much dull bloviation about Key West and its gay population. A lost opportunity to make (view spoiler)[Mark James, Scarpetta's ex-lover, the killer (hide spoiler)].



A mystery thriller that started off well enough, but then grew increasingly tangled and cluttered with characters and complexities: I became more and more impatient with both and cared less and less about where we'd end up. Both Scarpetta and her antagonistic sidekick struck me as somewhat unconvincingly drawn (with Marino's abuse of the king's English self-conscious and calling undue attention to itself). Lots of explaining was required in order to sort it all out in the end and the love angle

An enjoyable book that sees Kay Scarpetta looking for the killer of a young author. The author was working on her memoirs, but the potentially explosive manuscript goes missing, and several high profile people are invested in finding, and hiding, it's whereabouts. As the body count starts to climb, Scarpetta finds herself under siege and scared. I found this book to be easy to read and highly entertaining. A worthy addition to the series.