Island of Bones
Island of Bones by P. J. Parrish is a thrilling mystery published by Pinnacle Books on December 1, 2003. This first edition spans 382 pages and is presented in English. The narrative begins with the discovery of a young woman’s bullet-ridden corpse tangled in mangrove roots along Florida’s tropical seacoast, prompting former cop turned private investigator Kincaid to delve into a complex case involving a middle-aged librarian, Frank Woods, who is suspected of being the killer.
Readers will follow Kincaid as he navigates the murky connections between Woods and several missing women over the past 35 years. Despite Woods’s confession and apparent suicide, Kincaid remains skeptical and partners with Mel Landeta, a local police officer facing his own challenges. Together, they return to the last known location of Woods, the Island of Bones, to uncover the truth behind the mystery. This edition offers a blend of fiction, thrillers, and detective elements, engaging readers in a suspenseful exploration of crime and investigation.
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A young woman’s bullet-ridden corpse is found tangled in mangrove roots on Florida’s beautiful, tropical seacoast. Kincaid, a former cop turned private investigator, is hired by a woman who fears that her father, Frank Woods, a middle-aged, librarian with murky connections to several missing women dating back as far as 35 years, may be the killer. Although all signs point to Woods’s guilt, his confession and apparent suicide never sit well with Kincaid. He reluctantly teams up with Mel Landeta, a gruff but ultimately likable local police officer who’s losing his eyesight, and they return to the last place Woods visited – the Island of Bones.
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