August 2006--Volume IV, Issue 8 Welcome to The Heard Word! Check here for reviews of audiobooks for adults, young adults, and children, as well as forthcoming titles. Featured Publishers Listener's Advisory Each month, we feature handy selection lists that help you identify forthcoming audio titles in a variety of subjects and formats. For the ultimate in convenience, please open ipage®. If your library would like a free subscription to ipage Basic, please e-mail ics.techsupport@ingrambook.com. • September Fiction • September Nonfiction • September Audiobooks on MP3 Auditor's Pick Break No Bones By Kathy Reichs Ready by Dorothée Berryman Unabridged on 10 CDs Simon and Schuster Audio Temperance Brennan is back! Break No Bones, the latest release from bestselling forensic suspense author Kathy Reichs, finds Tempe on a barrier island off the coast of Charleston, SC, leading an archaeological dig at a Native American burial ground. When the field school unearths a recently buried skeleton, Tempe calls on the local coroner (and her longtime friend) Emma Rousseau and the story is off and running. It appears that Dr. Brennan won't be leaving the Charleston area any time soon. What follows is a string of murders--including a man found hanging in a tree, and a woman's body stuffed in a barrel. All of the bodies share mysterious markings on the bones. Eventually, Tempe links the victims back to a free clinic in downtown Charleston. When Tempe's estranged husband Pete comes to stay in Charleston to investigate the disappearance of a client's daughter, who was employed at the free clinic, she gets an eerie sensation that everything is tied together. What Tempe eventually uncovers is a web of lies that leads to a terrifying discovery about what is really going on at the free clinic. Suspense abounds in this latest installment from the writer whose books have inspired the Fox TV series Bones. The writing is tight, the twists are unexpected, and the story makes the listener reach for CD after CD as the suspense unfolds. Read by Canadian actress Dorothée Berryman, Break No Bones ebbs and flows aided by her superbly subtle reading. --Linda Arrington Lusk, Product Marketing Manager Contact Us | Privacy Policy | About Further Developments | Ingram Library Services | ipage.ingrambook.com © Copyright 2006, Ingram Library Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved.