All That Remains: Scarpetta 3 [Book]

Well written, detailed, humorous, harrowing in places, can recommend.

Great book to read. Nearly new so product was in super condition. A very enjoyable read.

Love the author and extremely enjoy her books. Book was in good condition.

I first saw Professor Dame Sue Black on History Cold Case, then being interviewed on a TV show where she talked about her work and this book. It was absolutely fascinating! Yes the book was about death and all that it entails but it was written in such a way that made so much sense. Very readable. Thank you Sue 🤗

Ex library book ..... a mind blowing read despite wear and tear....and hateful dogeared pages.

As always Patricia Cornwell keeps you on the edge of antisipation.

I am a huge Patricia Cornwell fan. There is 19 books in the Kay Scarpetta series. This is the only book that I did not have. I recently finished reading it and absolutely loved it. Once you start reading this book you don't want to lay it down till your finished. Great read.

Catchy title

Good buy, completed my collection. Currently reading this book in the series, for the second time. Quick turn around after purchase.

I would read this book and the series over and over again

Patricia Cornwell and the series "Dr Scarpetta" I have found to be the most intriguing, can't put down read that I have read in a long time.Excellent all round from start to end.

Love her books.such a creative author.

Love her books.such a creative author.

Patricia Cornwell is a phenomenal suspense author.

Having a strong medical background with training and experience, I enjoy the accuracy to details that Patricia Cornwell heeds. On the book jackets, she describes the process in which she experiences the work in forensic medicine to create the feeling of realism. There are very few errors in the medical details she uses to support the autopsy findings of the victims. For me, part of the allure that this writer paints, is similar to viewing a newscast of a crime scene. The picture is so well developed as Cornwell describes and unfolds the sequence of events that I feel I have scrutinized it as reported by the newscasters. Patricia Cornwell takes great care to detail. She explains the settings to be a place and time of year that allow the reader to be transported and ... MoreHaving a strong medical background with training and experience, I enjoy the accuracy to details that Patricia Cornwell heeds. On the book jackets, she describes the process in which she experiences the work in forensic medicine to create the feeling of realism. There are very few errors in the medical details she uses to support the autopsy findings of the victims. For me, part of the allure that this writer paints, is similar to viewing a newscast of a crime scene. The picture is so well developed as Cornwell describes and unfolds the sequence of events that I feel I have scrutinized it as reported by the newscasters. Patricia Cornwell takes great care to detail. She explains the settings to be a place and time of year that allow the reader to be transported and feels they have actually witnesses the incident. She includes the assault to several of the 5 senses just as it would be if one wondered across a finding unexpectedly. In her first work, Postmortem, Cornwell establishes several of the characters that will be present in the novels to follow. It isnt necessary to read the series in the order published, but it helps. In All That Remains, murders from a killer with a different mode of operandi is created. Again she forms the mystery by inserting the findings and evidence until she ties it all together in the last chapter to a logical conclusion. I enjoy the medical arena, suspense and mystery. I believe that is why I enjoy Patricia Cornwells depiction of the medical examiner Kay Scarpettas experiences in her books. Mary Anthony