Mimi Charles, forensic anthropologist, discovers a set of highly unusual bones next to the highway on the Hamakua Coast of Hawaii's Big Island. And the discovery occurs while she's on a semi-secret, very first date with her coworker John - someone she's previously thought she had too much sense to get involved with. What could possibly go right?
Reviews of books in series:
Bones of Paradise: "A funny, sunny, upbeat novel. Looking forward to seeing more of Mimi Charles."
- Aaron Elkins, Edgar Award winning author of the Gideon Oliver series.
Bones of Banyan Drive: "Wow! I really, truly loved it. Very clever, well-crafted, fast-paced, and fun, set against a fascinating background of murder most foul. My favorite book in a long time."
- Eric Redman, best-selling author and contributor to Rolling Stone magazine.
Jane Lasswell Hoff is a forensic anthropologist and a member of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. She lives and works in Hilo, Hawaii.