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beckiebookworm1974's review
5.0
This one blew me away with just how much I enjoyed myself.
My first introduction to this talented author but it definitely won't be my last this really was the real deal.
So in-depth and well researched I was super impressed at the level of detail contained within these pages this author has most certainly done her homework here.
Everything here felt so authentic and fresh.
I experienced all the feels right alongside these diverse characters and was left feeling like I had traversed the same journey right by there sides.
It was like I had been transported right into the landscape itself.
I also learned so much and loved that this wasn't dumbed down for the masses.
I am a massive Bone's fine so loved that this was set in the world of forensic anthropology.
This was primarily plot-driven and the romance here was more for me a secondary thing which did work.
This wasn't a graphic book in terms of the heat factor but that really didn't matter and I could most definitely feel the chemistry here between out two main characters.
So the two in the spotlight her were forensic anthropologist Dr Sadie Hart and Search and rescue officer Owen Grayson who is on a temporary sabatical as he is needed back home.
Sadie is called in to excavate some bones at local legendary spot Crypts Cavern.
This also had a really great cast of secondary contributors all multi-faceted individuals.
Containing Spelunking or potholing if you're like me and from the UK (I had to look up the former I was like ya what, oh you mean potholing got it)
And I really liked that aspect of this story.
Lastly, this can be read as a stand-alone novel.
This was well written and intense with a gripping and vivid mystery and its centre.
I Really do rate this one highly it was fabulous from start to finish.
I voluntary reviewed a copy of The Cave (Berry Springs #7).
Reviewed By Beckie Bookworm
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