Bare Bones by Kathy Reichs

Forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan seeks to extend sympathy to a friend whose grandchild has been found dead. She is also called to analyze the bodies of two victims of an unusual small plane crash. Tempe, frustrated with her daughter who makes plans for her, finds yet another gruesome discovery (aided by Boyd, her dog) which leads to yet another connection to the dead baby and the victims of the plane crash. Reichs spins an interesting tale of death, crime and a touch of romance with Andrew Ryan, detective. A good read. Sandy Penton.