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Whispers of the Dead (David Hunter #3)

Simon Beckett

Paperback | Pages: 319 pages

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Original Title:	Whispers of the Dead
ISBN:	0593055276 (ISBN13: 9780593055274)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	David Hunter #3
Characters:	David Hunter
Setting:	Knoxville, Tennessee(United States)

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In plain black letters were the words Anthropological Research Facility,' but it was better known but another, less formal name. Most people just called it The Body Farm.The victim has been bound and torturer, the body decomposed beyond recognition...A second body is found.

In America to escape the violence that nearly killed him, forensics expert David Hunter needs to know whether he is still up to the job of confronting death in all its strange and terrible forms.

Then a body is found in a remote cabin out in the woods. And then another...

Pushed deep into the heart of a terrifying manhunt, Hunter begins to wonder if they're on the trail of a maniac who simply cannot be stopped.

Shocking, cunning and heart-stoppingly exciting, here is the new crime thriller from a No. 1 intentional bestselling storyteller.

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Title	:	Whispers of the Dead (David Hunter #3)
Author	:	Simon Beckett
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 319 pages
Published	:	January 2010 by Bantam Press
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Suspense. Mystery Thriller. European Literature. German Literature

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this book has you suspecting every character at one point or another, except the character that did it! a brilliant book, although a bit gorry, not for the feint hearted x

9/15 | 3.5It's a pretty good crime novel, but I don't like the fact that the murderer is regularly an allegedly friend or colleague. It's a pattern that get's boring because it's very predictable. Furthermore I wish David Hunter or one (or more!) of his colleagues were not personally involved and in mortal danger while investigating a crime.

I'm kinda disappointed that I guessed who the murderer is. Maybe it means I am getting smarter, or Simon is getting lazier. Anyways, I feel like listening to thriller and crime novels instead of reading them really adds to my overal experience. It makes it just way more fun for me.David's life lies in pieces. After being stapped by a crazy woman back when he was in London, taking some time off at the Body Farm and slowly reconnecting to his job and what it brings still makes him contemplate his

Whispers of the Dead is the third book in the David Hunter series and gives us a bit more background and history to Dr David Hunter as he returns to the Body Farm in Tennessee where hed trained early on in his career. The Body Farm actually exists. Id heard of it previously when Stephen Fry had visited there in one of his programmes. The author, Simon Beckett, has also been there. Its what gave him the idea for the series.This story is pretty gruesome and I was quite glad that smell-o-vision

I read this in a day. It was very hard to put down. Another brilliant novel in the David Hunter forensic anthropologist series. This one was set in the US, at the Body Farm, the FBI's forensic outdoor lab--the place where they use real bodies to investigate all the things that happen to us when we die. Great stuff. This one was even gorier than the first two, a huge body count by the time David is finished, but it's superbly written and has an almost breathtaking climax. I know a lot more about

Is there anyway I can give this series more than 5 stars ??!!I love Simon's story and his writing style and I love David Hunter!!Once you started reading this book, you'll be drawn into the scene instantly.You'll forget the real world...really!Simon will make you feel you're with David but invisible along the story.I think you even feel you are able to smell and touch something!!The most wonderful crime novel I've ever read.This one is my favourite in this series so far.

Skin. The largest human organ, it is also the most overlooked.Dr David Hunter is still recovering from a near-fatal attack, and has left London temporarily to spend time at the Anthropology Research Facility in Knoxville, Tennessee. Most people just called it the Body Farm.This is where David Hunter first trained in forensic anthropology, and he hopes that this return trip will restore his shattered confidence and help him find out whether he is still up to the job. Given recent events, he is