All That Remains Unknown - 2001
by Patricia Cornwell
From the publisher
A serial killer is loose in Richmond, specializing in attractive young couples whose bodies are inevitably found in the woods months later -- minus their shoes and socks. After months of exposure to all the elements, all that remains of this killer's victims has in every case left Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Kay Scarpetta unable even to determine an exact cause of death. Frustrated that her high-tech forensic skills have apparently proved useless, Kay enlists the help of and ace crime reporter and a psychic whose powers have been vouched for by the FBI.Racing against time, Kay finds she must draw upon her own personal resources to track down a murderer skilled at eliminating every clue. All that remains to her now is her courage and intuition and the will to stop a killer before he can strike again.
Details
- Title All That Remains
- Author Patricia Cornwell
- Binding unknown
- Edition Unabridged
- Publisher HarperAudio, Scranton, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
- Date September 1, 2001
- ISBN 9780694525812
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