All That Remains by Patricia Cornwell
This was another strong mystery. The time frame was interesting; it was much longer, more spread out which made it feel more accurate to the actual pace of an investigation. This involved a serial killer who targeted couples. They were killed in the off season then discovered by hunters months later so that the bodies had either decomposed so much or been scavenged too much to determine a cause of death. The killer was meticulous and didn't leave any usable evidence. But, Kay and Moreno were determined and eventually got a break. Moreno is really growing on me; Mark is not. But I know that there has to be a love interest, so Mark is here to stay. I was surprised that Abby was killed; she wasn't part of the killers plan. I'm not a huge fan of the FBI character, the profiler. Finding out that the DNA didn't match because the killer had a bone marrow transplant was interesting, and using the brain matter to match was cool science. I like that this series is still so different from one case to the next and I will continue to read it.
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