#111. From The Dead by Mark Billingham

Title:	From The Dead
Author:	Mark Billingham
Genre:	Crime/Thriller
Synopsis:	As a woman jailed for plotting to murder her husband prepares to be released photos of her husband alive and well begin arriving in the mail.
Verdict:	The relationships in these novels continue to impress as do the inventiveness of the crimes.
Pages:	359
Read:	February 2011

#110. Break No Bones by Kathy Reichs

Title:	Break No Bones
Author:	Kathy Reichs
Genre:	Crime/Thriller/Forensics
Synopsis:	A modern corpse is found at the site of an ancient burial ground is the start of a disturbing pattern.
Verdict:	A good return after the complicated and controversial plot of ‘Cross Bones’.
Pages:	334
Read:	February 2011

#109. Blood Line by Mark Billingham

Title:	Blood Line
Author:	Mark Billingham
Genre:	Crime/Thriller
Synopsis:	A seemingly isolated murder turns out to be the first in a disturbing string of murders of the children of the victims of a long dead serial killer.
Verdict:	Character development and plotting still refreshingly organic and well-paced. Tom Thorne is a great fictional detective.
Pages:	344
Read:	February 2011

#108. Monday Mourning by Kathy Reichs

Title:	Monday Mourning
Author:	Kathy Reichs
Genre:	Crime/Thriller/Forensics
Synopsis:	Three skeletons are discovered buried in a cellar and as the story of how they came to be there unfolds the crimes are found to be a lot more recent and a lot more unsettling than originally assumed.
Verdict:	Still enjoying the forensic take on procedurals and the characters. Less stiff than initial novels.
Pages:	300
Read:	February 2011