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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book.  Darcia | Nov 30, 2009 |  Kelly Jones is back again, this time to locate not one but two serial killers that are stalking young boys in a rural Vermont resort town. Boneyard is an entertaining read though not as riveting as this author's debut novel, The Tunnels. (  ) readingrat | Sep 21, 2008 |  no reviews | add a review
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FBI special agent Kelly Jones has worked on many disturbing cases in her career, but nothing like this. A mass grave site unearthed on the Appalachian Trail puts Kelly at the head of an investigation that crosses the line—from Massachusetts to Vermont, from wealthy vacationers to poor transients, from a serial killer to a copycat nemesis.
Assisted by law enforcement from both states and a forensic anthropologist, Kelly searches for the killers. But as darkness falls, another victim is taken. Kelly must race to save him before he joins the rest…in the boneyard.
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The writing is very good, the plot intriguing. The story kept me interested and moved quickly. (