Temperance works in Canada and is called to scenes to evaluate remains. She ends up at the scene of a gory murder and sees a connection with another case. She can't get the police on board with her theory, but she's not giving up easily.
I can't really tell you much more about this book, because I only got about 20% into it and not too much had happened other than some murders and some pretty gory details. I've been reading Christian fiction almost exclusively for quite a few years now and knew to expect some cussing and gore, but not to the level I read in the first part of this book. The details in this book were way over the top, whether the author was describing the scenery or where the killer decided to shove a statue in his victim.
I'm sure there are tons of people out there who can appreciate a book like this, but I certainly wasn't one of them. As far as I could tell, there were NO real similarities to the show that I actually liked, and I was happy to put the book down. If you're into the show Bones and want to read something similar that doesn't have that level of gore and random details, I recommend reading A Cry from the Dust by Carrie Stuart Parks. For me, Deja Dead is the first and last book I'll be reading by this author.
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