I enjoy all the Patricia Cornwell books I have read
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This series has developed and continues to grow as characters evolve through their lives. They have grown older and changed as people do in real life. . I enjoy all the Patricia Cornwell books I have read.
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I was on vacation and ran out of reading material on my last day so I "picked up" Kathleen Reichs Death DuJour at the bookstore.  What a delight.  This was like reading one of the original and better Patricia Cornwell books (before some of her more recent disappointing scriptures).  I had not read anything of Ms. Reichs, but will be ordering some on Amazon for the future.  The characters are good, the story detailed and interesting and the book a real winner.
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Cornwell is never boring. Once I read just one of his books I was hooked. I`m fascinated by the periods he writes about. Great historical fiction.
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I like Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta.  She is very detailed about the crime scene and autopsies.  Her characters are well developed, but quirky.  Her plots are well thought out and I can't figure out who the bad guy is until the end, because there are more than one. I can't wait until the next book comes out.  If you like Kathy Reichs, you will like Patricia Cornwell.
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I wait for every Scarpetta novel can't wait to open them and never want to put them down. No one writes like Cornwell she's the best.
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I enjoy all of her Richard Jury mysteries. She is one of my 2 favorite writers along with P. G. Wodehouse.
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I have read all of the Scarpetta Series including Depraved Heart.  I can't wait for the next one!  If you have not read any of this series, I suggest you start from the beginning with Book 1.  You will get so involved in the lives of the main characters that you won't be able to put the books or Kindle down for more that 2 minutes.  I started reading the series in July and some of the books I finished in three days so I could move on to the next one.  Patricia Cornwell has a way of getting you into the story right away and if you are familiar with the characters in this series, you can't wait to see what happens.  Depraved Heart's story line has been threaded through several previous books, so don't miss out and not read previous books - you won't be sorry.
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I usually like Patricia Cornwell's books. I like part of this one. I am just not smart enough to understand a lot of what was written about the sickness. I did like the name deadoc. I also enjoyed the language used on Tangier Island. As always Marino is one of my favorites. Dr. Scarpetta is in Ireland, teaching and investigating at the same time. While she is there a body is found in VA. that is like the Ireland caes. She discovers the body in Va. had a rare virus but no one knows for sure what. Dr. Scarpatta and Wingo, her assistant are exposed. Then a body is found on Tangier Island and it has the same virus. The terms and words used are above me. The killer uses e-mail to talk to Scarpetta and uses the name deadoc. The killer is finally caught and it is a very big surprise as to who it is. In the last few pages Scarpetta may finally get Mark out of her system. It is a tough read, maybe just for me. Cornwell has to be very smart to wrote a book like this. Expect to spent a lot of time if you read it. It will take it to try to understand what is going on.
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Patricia Cornwell's writing is better than  ever.  Lots of information about ballistics this time around. More focus on Kay Scarpetta's personal life and the people she loves. A good read!
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Another great Scarpetta story.  I love each one better than the one before.  If only Cornwell could end a story with out building the exciting in 99% percent of the book and the lat 1% dropping you at the end, she would be a perfect novelist. Even with that being said, she is still one of my favorites.
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I have been aware of Patricia Cornwell for a long time but just never found time to read any of the Kay Scarpetta Mysteries.  Since I purchased a Kendle, I will most likely "find time" to read the other books in the series.
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Is there a Patricia Cornwell book that is not good?  If so, haven't found it yet, and this one is no exception.  One of her earlier works, not sure how I missed it because I have read most of her books.  As always, excellent and suspenseful reading.
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They say love is better the 2nd time around and so it is with Patricia Cornwell's books. It's been years since I read the series and it's like a new experience only better.
When I read her books it's like I'm there in person, living the events myself. I love her charactes, they seem like someone I have known. They act and talk like real people. She writes so realisticaly I have no trouble putting myself in the scene.
Her attention to detail is fantastic. If she wrote that the moon was made of green cheese I would probably try to take a bite out of it.
I am in the process of, for the second time, reading the Kay Scarpetta series straight through. It's been long enough since the 1st time that I have forgotten just enough to make it seem like a brand new experience.
Here's to many more years of Pat and Kay.
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I have read nearly every book Cornwell has written. This was a good book, although I do not think it was her best. All the favorite characters were present, which was nice. The story was good, but not as riveting as past books, and the ending was not as captivating as other work by Cornwell.
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Another great book by Mr. Cornwell. His historical fiction is some of the best out there. His description of the countryside makes me want to travel to England and your the area. His use of the old English names is always fascinating.
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I have to admit it- I'm a Cornwell addict- and I read everything in the book start to finish.  I enjoy the summary at the end of his books that clears up who is real and who is fictional as well as which parts of the battles were changed and what parts are accurate.  I found 1356 to be little disappointing, but still a good read.
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I have read all of Patricia Cornwell's books and was thrilled to see how she still captivates my attention. I found Flesh and Blood was continuously exciting and suspenseful.  I can't wait for her next exciting book to come out.